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Slovenský rozhlas
Its main building is a peculiar 60-m-high reversed pyramid from the communist era and a landmark in sharp contrast with the building of the Slovak National Bank just across the street.
With a display of historical vehicles (automobiles, farm vehicles, bicycles, firefighting vehicles, railway, model ships and model buses) in the first railway station in the city, very close to the current Main Railway Station. Free parking in front of the museum for up to 4 hours by displaying the ticket on the dashboard.
Grassalkovičov palác
Also known as the Presidential Palace (Prezidentský palác) - a Rococo/late Baroque summer palace with a French garden, used as a seat of the President of Slovakia. In one of the garden's alleys you will see a row of trees planted by famous people such as Juan Carlos I (King of Spain). In front of the Palace you will see the Slovak National Guard.
Kostol svätej Alžbety
Nicknamed the Blue Church (Modrý kostolík), this is a beautiful Jugendstil church finished in 1913.
Gallery of modern Slovak art from the late 19th century, in a building reminiscent of the New York Guggenheim.
Laurinská brána