While tourists motivated by the arrival of Indian summer flock to the narrow streets of the historic center of our capital, Bratislava residents looking for a little weekend peace in the city remain somewhat lost in the crowd. Despite the increasingly busy running of Bratislava, there is still somewhere to find their own corner in the center. One such place that is worth visiting at least once in a while is the area around Grösslingova Street .
Surrounded on one side by the bustling Štúrova Street and Kamenné námestie, on the other by the hustle and bustle of the construction of Nové Nívy, this neighborhood seems to escape the noise of the big city that Bratislava is irresistibly becoming. Join us on a wander through the magical neighborhood, where you are guaranteed to forget about time.
Where to get coffee or tea
The area around Grösslingova Street hides some great treasures from the fine coffee scene. You can go for a delicious Cold Brew and freshly roasted beans at Coffein or on Lazaretská Street to DOT. Espresso bar . It is even connected to a modern art gallery.
If a cup of great coffee isn't your thing, why not wander into Literary Teahouse , where they're obsessed with all things tea. Here you can sample the most interesting teas from around the world or order a tasting. To top it off, grab one of the hundreds of books from their shelves and get away from the hustle and bustle of the outside world for hours. If you want to come prepared for your teahouse visit, take a look at our archive .
Where to eat
There are almost no better locations in Bratislava for a gourmet experience than the Grösslingová neighborhood. On the adjacent Dunajská street, you can find legendary classics such as the vegetarian Made with Laf or the unbeatable Basilicó pizza. However, directly on Grösslingová, you must not miss the bistro U Kubistu . In addition to a great view of the most famous building on the street, a house covered in greenery, here you will find a unique seasonal menu, great beer and even better coffee, which are among the best in the city.
Where to get lost
In case you feel like a bit of culture at the end of the day, in addition to the aforementioned gallery in DOT . The espresso bar brings together young Slovak art Design studio UĽUV . The combination of modern design with traditional craft methods would be hard to find a more characteristic location. At the opposite end of the quarter , Gallery 19 offers visitors a glimpse into the work of many famous Slovak authors. Don't miss the currently ongoing exhibition of the leading painter, Juraj Kollár. Alternatively, stop by TVORIVô atelier & gallery , a place that combines art, craft, hobby and leisure.
