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Old Town Hall Devín castle Apponyi Palace Michael's Tower Red Crayfish Pharmacy House at the Good Shepherd, Exhibition of Clocks Memorial House of J. N. Hummel Janko Jesenský Museum Ancient Gerulata Virtual museum
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Exhibition of the City History Exhibition of Viticulture Exhibition of the Ancient Gerulata
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E.g., 23.10.2024
E.g., 23.10.2024
Exhibition of the Museum of the City History Permanent exposure

Old Town Hall

Exhibition of the Museum of the City History

Permanent exhibition of the Museum of the City History focuses on the history of Bratislava inhabita
Exhibition of Viticulture Permanent exposure

Apponyiho Palace

Exhibition of Viticulture

The exhibition documents the history of winegrowing and winemaking in the territory of the capital c
Exhibition of the Museum of Pharmacy Permanent exposure

Red Crayfish Pharmacy

Exhibition of the Museum of Pharmacy

Exhibition of the Museum of Pharmacy is located in a part of premises of the former Red Crayfish Pha
Memorial House of J. N. Hummel Permanent exposure

Memorial House of J. N. Hummel

Memorial House of J. N. Hummel

The exhibition is dedicated to the life and work of the composer Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778–1837).
Gerulata on the borders of the Roman Empire Permanent exposure

Ancient Gerulata

Gerulata on the borders of the Roman Empire

New permanent exposure presents history of a Roman military camp, Bratislava’s first UNESCO Site.
Exhibition: Devín Castle in the 13th–20th century Permanent exposure

Devín Castle

Exhibition: Devín Castle in the 13th–20th century

Place on the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers inhabited uninterruptedly for almost 7000 ye
House at the Good Shepherd, Exhibition of Clocks Permanent exposure

House at the Good Shepherd

House at the Good Shepherd, Exhibition of Clocks

The exhibition documents the history of clockmaking from the end of the 17th century until the end o