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Bratislava

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Stefanovicova
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83 € 		Living space:
80m2 		Convenient for:
1 - 6 guests
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A perfect location for tourists that would like to stay close to the heart of historical Bratislava, it's just a short walk away from the castle and the Plant Garden. Although it's a one-bedroom flat, it can accommodate ...
Budovatelska
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88 € 		Living space:
55m2 		Convenient for:
1 - 4 guests
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For a great stay in Bratislava, you can't go wrong at the Budovatelska. This charming two-bedroom apartment is a great place to stay, with room for up to four people. There're also a lot of really nice amenities such as ...
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Bratislava
Bratislava is the capital of the Slovak Republic, and with over 400,000 people living there, it's also the largest city in the nation. Occupying both banks of a southwestern leg of the Danube River, and within close range of the borders of both Austria and Hungary, Bratislava is a hub of politics, culture and economic activities. This lively city is also the seat of the Slovakian presidency and Parliament, along with numerous universities, museums, art galleries and more. Bratislava's history involves strong influences from various surrounding cultures, such as Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Jewish settlers and of course, great Slovaks from all eras.