Apponyi Palace

 
Radničná 3, Bratislava
mmba@bratislava.sk

Apponyi Palace

 
Radničná 3, Bratislava
mmba@bratislava.sk

Unique Roccoco house in the historical core of the city

The Roccoco house preserves unique architectural interior elements both on the 1st and 2nd floor. It was built by the count Juraj Apponyi in 1761–1762.

The house got its name from its owner Juraj Apponyi. Thanks to his radical reconstruction, the originally older Baroque house was modified in 1761–1762 into its current appearance, however, the interior decorations were preserved.  

In 1867 the city bought the house for the municipality and had the city‘s coat of arms added into the cartouche over the gate. Already the 1904 plan of the house features the rooms on the ground floor labelled as City Museum‘s premises. In 1926 the Museum opened an exhibition on its 1st floor piano nobile, in 1930 a gallery on the 2nd floor and the following year the Bratislava Museum of Viticulture on the ground floor. In the next decades, the 1st floor connected with the Old Town Hall was used for exhibition purposes. The 2nd floor firstly served for offices, later on as a deposit and the Regional library.

The 2004–2008 saw an extensive renovation of the house and after its completion the Museum established exhibitions of the Period Rooms Museum and the Museum of Viticulture, the study deposit of the ceramics, china and glass in the loft. The house became an individual building without any connection with the Old Town Hall.

Monday closed
Tuesday 10.00 – 18.00
Wednesday 10.00 – 18.00
Thursday 10.00 – 18.00
Friday 10.00 – 18.00
Saturday 10.00 – 18.00
Sunday 10.00 – 18.00
Last entry 30 minutes before closing time.
 
New Year's Day (1. 1.) closed
Good Friday closed
Christmas Eve (24. 12.) closed
Christmas Day (25. 12.) closed
Second Christmas Day (26. 12.) closed
New Year's Eve (31. 12.) closed
  OLD TOWN HALL + APPONYI PALACE
(including Exhibition of the City History, Exhibition of Viticulture and current exhibitions)
General Admission 8 €
Reduced Admission
(children from 6 to 15, students, seniors)
4 €
Family Ticket (2+3) 18 €
Family Ticket (1+2) 10 €
School Group (per person) 2 €
   

Old Town Hall Tower (Single Ticket)

3 €
School Group / Old Town Hall Tower (per person) 1 €
   
Free Admission
(children under the age of 6, disabled person card´s holders and their guides, journalists, teachers – one person per 10 students, tourist guides, ICOM and ICOMOS card holders, members of Union of Museums in Slovakia, Czech Association of Museums and Galleries, Bratislava CARD)
0 €
MultiSport Card (valid only for Old Town Hall Tower) 0 €
   

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

(separate admission)

Human to Human. Karel Koch and Dušan Jurkovič
(Exhibition Hall at the Old Town Hall Courtyard)
General Admission 3 €
Reduced Admission
(children from 6 to 15, students, seniors)
2 €
Family Ticket (2+3) 7 €
Family Ticket (1+2) 4 €
School Group (per person) 1 €
   
  The City and Its People: A History of Bratislava
(Apponyi Palace)
General Admission 5 €
Reduced Admission
(children from 6 to 15, students, seniors)
2,5 €
Family Ticket (2+3) 12 €
Family Ticket (1+2) 7 €
School Group (per person) 1 €

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