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Cozy appartment in our little capital city


Apartment • Bratislava II Slovakia

    4 Guests  
    2 Bedrooms  
    1 Bed  
    1 Bathroom  
    Wheelchair accessible
  Primary home

Exchange types accepted

  Simultaneous  
  Non-Simultaneous  
  Non-Reciprocal & Globe  
  Hospitality  

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Listed  July 2024
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General overview

We live in apartment that is our primary home, and we are quite happy with it, in Slovakia we would call it three bedroom apartment, with total 77 square meters, but it actually have two bedrooms and living room and kitchen. It is not something crazy, but on another hand we are not looking for fancy home to exchange with, we would be happy to share our home with you, We live in area where everything is nearby. * You can find seven week itinerary for Bratislava in getting around, I can also provide it in separate document :) https://www.visitbratislava.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/anglicky_168x238_web.pdf

The space

We live in apartment that is our primary home, pictures were taken as we bought it, but we will also add some pictures how it looks now, since we have a baby and few changes have been made. We have two bedrooms, one bedroom have a king size bed, another bedroom have two mattresses on the floor, and is currently used as our office, so you can comfortably work from our home, we have crib that can be added or removed. We can basically change our home and accommodate is as needed, it is ideal for two max. three people, but can easily fit four, but if you are a couple and need to work from home, we have nice working station. You can also find fully equipped spacious kitchen, as we cook a lot, connected with living room, and also balcony with the nice view over television tower and Bratislava castle, where you can enjoy a drink. Our balcony can also fit kids swimming pool. You can use everything at our home, we have basic amenities, easy for use, nothing complicated, we also have A/C for hot days.

Guest access

7th floor with elevator

Notes

We have toddler at home, that means we have toys, crib and everything needed for kids.

Features


Washer
Washer
Dishwasher
Dishwasher
Oven
Oven
Microwave
Microwave
Fridge
Fridge
Iron
Iron
Hair dryer
Hair dryer
Heating
Heating
Air conditioning
Air conditioning
TV
TV
WiFi
WiFi
High Speed Internet
High Speed Internet
Bathtub
Bathtub
Wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible
Bed sheets
Bed sheets
Towels
Towels
Workspace
Workspace
Toys
Toys
Balcony
Balcony

House rules

    Suitable for infants under 2
    Suitable for children ages 2-12
    Pets not allowed
    No smoking

Allergens

    Fragrance free

Dates of Availability

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Neighbourhood

Our home is located the eastern part of the city, within the Ružinov district. This area is primarily residential but also features various amenities and points of interest. Here are some things you can find around Liscie Nivy Street: - Parks and Green Spaces: Nearby, you can find several parks and green areas where residents can relax, walk, or engage in outdoor activities. The popular Štrkovec Lake is not far, offering a pleasant recreational area. - Shops and Services: There are local grocery stores, supermarkets, and small shops providing daily necessities. - Restaurants and Cafes: Various dining options are available, ranging from local Slovak cuisine to international food. - Public Transportation: The area is well-connected by public transport, with bus and tram lines that can take you to other parts of Bratislava. - Schools and Educational Institutions: Several schools and kindergartens are located in the vicinity, making it a family-friendly area. - Medical Facilities: Clinics, pharmacies, and healthcare centers are accessible within a short distance. - Fitness and Sports Facilities: Gyms and sports centers can be found nearby for those interested in fitness and physical activities. The Ružinov district is generally known for its balanced mix of residential comfort and urban amenities, making it a desirable place to live for many Bratislava residents.

Getting to my home

Our home in Bratislava is easily accessible by road, air, train, and bus. The neighborhood's connectivity through various transportation modes makes it convenient for both residents and visitors. By Road: From Vienna, Austria: Route: Take the A4 motorway east towards Bratislava. After crossing the Austrian-Slovak border, continue on the D2 motorway. Directions: Follow signs for Bratislava-Centrum, then take the exit for Prievozska Street. Continue straight until you reach Liscie Nivy. Estimated Time: Approximately 1 hour, depending on traffic. From Budapest, Hungary: Route: Take the M1 motorway north-west towards Bratislava. Cross the border into Slovakia, where the motorway becomes the D2. Directions: Follow the signs for Bratislava-Centrum and then take the exit for Prievozska Street. Continue straight until you reach Liscie Nivy. Estimated Time: Around 2 hours, depending on traffic. From Prague, Czech Republic: Route: Take the D1 motorway east towards Brno, then switch to the D2 motorway towards Bratislava. Directions: Follow signs for Bratislava-Centrum, take the exit for Prievozska Street, and continue straight to Liscie Nivy. Estimated Time: Approximately 3.5 hours, depending on traffic. By Air Arriving at Bratislava Airport (M. R. Štefánik Airport): Distance to Liscie Nivy: Approximately 6 kilometers. Transportation Options: Taxi: Taxis are available at the airport and can take you directly to Liscie Nivy. Public Transport: Take Bus 61 from the airport to Trnavské mýto, then transfer to Bus 78 or 87 which stops near Liscie Nivy. Car Rental: Car rental services are available at the airport. Drive west from the airport and follow signs for Prievozska Street, continuing to Liscie Nivy. Arriving at Vienna International Airport: Distance to Bratislava: Approximately 60 kilometers. Transportation Options: Bus: Direct buses (Slovak Lines, FlixBus) connect Vienna Airport to Bratislava's main bus station (Mlynské Nivy), which is near Liscie Nivy. Train: Take a train from Vienna Airport to Vienna Central Station, then a direct train to Bratislava. Taxi: Available but more expensive than public transport options. Car Rental: Car rental services are available at Vienna Airport. Drive east via the A4 motorway towards Bratislava.

Nearest airport

Bratislava airport, Vienna airport

Getting around

Getting around Liscie Nivy, a district in Bratislava, by public transport is quite convenient due to the well-developed network of buses and trams. Here's a guide to navigating the area: Bus Routes: Liscie Nivy is served by several bus routes that connect it to different parts of Bratislava, there is bus stop aprox. 3 minutes from our home, that can get you to city center in 15 minutes. Tram Routes: Trams are a reliable mode of transport, connecting Liscie Nivy to the rest of the city. Tram 9: Another tram line serving the area, offering connections to both residential and commercial zones, or you can change on Trnavske myto to Tram number 4. There are several night buses, and cheap taxis that can get you to our home safe and sound. Tickets and Fare System Tickets can be bought at kiosks, ticket machines at tram and bus stops, and via mobile apps. Transport Maps: Maps are available at major stops and online, showing all bus and tram routes, stops, and connections. Mobile Apps: Apps such as "IDS BK" provide real-time information on schedules, routes, and any service disruptions. They also offer ticket purchasing options. Disabled Access: Most trams and buses are equipped for wheelchair access, and stops are designed to be accessible. Frequency: During peak hours, buses and trams run frequently, reducing wait times. Tips for Using Public Transport Plan Ahead: Use online maps and apps to plan your route and check schedules. Validate Your Ticket: Always validate your ticket in the machines on buses and trams to avoid fines. Be Aware of Peak Hours: Public transport can be crowded during rush hours, so plan accordingly Seven-Day Itinerary in Bratislava Day 1: Historical and Cultural Introduction Morning: Bratislava Castle Highlights: Explore the castle grounds, Slovak National Museum, and enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Danube River. Lunch: Recommendation: Modrá Hviezda, located near the castle. Afternoon: 2. Old Town (Staré Mesto) Main Attractions: Michael's Gate, Main Square (Hlavné námestie), and Primate's Palace. St. Martin's Cathedral Highlights: Gothic architecture, coronation site of Hungarian kings. Evening: Dinner: Dine at Zylinder Café Restaurant. Activity: Evening stroll along the Danube River promenade. Day 2: Museums and Galleries Morning: Slovak National Gallery Highlights: Extensive collection of Slovak art. Lunch: Recommendation: Enjoy a meal at a café near the gallery, such as Urban House. Afternoon: 2. Bratislava City Museum Location: Old Town Hall. Highlights: Historical exhibits about Bratislava. Evening: Dinner: Traditional Slovak dinner at Slovak Pub. Activity: Visit a local theater or concert. Day 3: Day Trip to Devin Castle Morning: Devin Castle Transport: Short bus ride from the city center. Highlights: Ruins of the ancient castle, views of the Danube and Morava rivers. Lunch: Recommendation: Picnic or local restaurant near Devin Castle. Afternoon: 2. Return to Bratislava Activity: Relax and explore the local shops in the Old Town. Evening: Dinner: Enjoy dinner at a riverside restaurant, such as UFO Restaurant. Day 4: Modern Bratislava and Shopping Morning: Eurovea Shopping Center Highlights: Shopping, cafes, and a riverside promenade. Lunch: Recommendation: Lunch at a restaurant within Eurovea, like Primi. Afternoon: 2. Slovak National Theatre Highlights: Guided tour of the modern theatre building. Evening: Dinner: Casual dinner at a trendy spot, such as Sky Bar for cocktails and views. Day 5: Nature and Recreation Morning: Bratislava Forest Park (Železná Studnička) Highlights: Hiking, nature walks, and relaxation. Lunch: Recommendation: Picnic in the park or a meal at a nearby restaurant. Afternoon: 2. Botanical Garden Location: Part of the Comenius University. Highlights: Diverse plant species and peaceful setting. Evening: Dinner: Dinner at a local bistro in the Old Town. Day 6: Wine Tasting and Local Villages Morning: Little Carpathians Wine Tour Transport: Organized tour or car rental. Highlights: Visit vineyards and wineries, wine tasting. Lunch: Recommendation: Lunch at a local winery or village restaurant. Afternoon: 2. Modra and Pezinok Highlights: Explore charming villages, local crafts, and more wine tasting. Evening: Return to Bratislava: Relax and have a light dinner. Day 7: Leisure and Local Experiences Morning: Market Hall (Stará tržnica) Highlights: Local produce, crafts, and food stalls. Lunch: Recommendation: Street food or a nearby café. Afternoon: 2. Museum of Transport Location: Near the main train station. Highlights: Exhibits on the history of transport in Slovakia. Blue Church (Church of St. Elizabeth) Highlights: Unique architecture and beautiful interior. Evening: Dinner: Farewell dinner at a fine dining restaurant, such as Albrecht. Activity: Enjoy a nightcap at a cozy bar in the Old Town. Additional Tips: Public Transport: Consider buying a weekly pass for unlimited travel on buses, trams, and trolleybuses. Language: Slovak is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas. Currency: The currency is the Euro (EUR). Enjoy your week in Bratislava!

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Eva

We are young family of three, me my husband and our little 9 months old toddler. I am on maternity leave taking care of baby and thinking this might be nice way how to explore world and meet local people, possibly to exchange homes at some point.
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"October 2024"

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"2024-2025"

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"2024-2025"