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Destination:
Bratislava

After World War II, Bratislava experienced rapid growth, and today it is often the modern skyline rather than the old town that first captures attention. In the 1960s and 1970s, new urban areas emerged on both sides of the Danube, punctuated by monumental modernist icons such as the Slovak National Gallery, the Bridge of the Slovak National Uprising, and the Slovak Radio Building.

Following the economic boom after Slovakia joined the EU, a wave of impressive projects by Slovak and international architects reshaped the city’s skyline, particularly along the Danube waterfront. At the same time, smaller-scale architectural interventions have enriched the urban fabric, creating meaningful links between the historic core and the city’s dynamic modern developments.

In recent years, Bratislava’s mayor – an architect by profession – has directed the city to increase funding of public spaces and ambitious new architectural projects.

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