Similarly a few restaurants in Bratislava have elevated traditional, local cooking to top-end restaurant standard. Try Leberfinger on the Petržalka bank of the Danube, for instance, which dates ...

Bratislava is about 70 kilometres from the Austrian capital, Vienna. Trains run hourly between the two cities. Return tickets cost about $24 and can also be used on trams and buses in Bratislava.

Bratislava is set to welcome a new addition to its growing fast-food landscape. Croatian chain Koykan, known for its globally inspired menu and commitment to healthier ingredients, is making its ...

Daniel Feranec is the person behind one of the most famous food blogs and accounts in Slovakia - Čoje Bratislava. As Daniel himself admits, it is both translated to “what Bratislava eats” and “what’s ...

However, unlike Bratislava food and drink in Malmo is a little pricier, with a pint of beer costing around £5.80. Located in the city's largest square, Gustav Adolfs Torg market is adorned with ...