Sport & Fitness
The hotel’s own fitness centre (incl. cardio equipment) on the 5th floor provides the perfect counterbalance to all of your daily activities.
Excursions
The region surrounding Bratislava also affords numerous opportunities for daytrips:
Vienna
The capital of Austria, is an ideal destination for a daytrip, offering an infinite array of cultural attractions, shopping, recreation and special events. You might wish to take advantage of the regularly scheduled ferry service on the Twin City Liner, which will carry you back and forth between Bratislava and Vienna in less than 75 minutes.
Devin Castle
Visit the beautiful ruins of Devín Castle, perched atop a rocky cliff high above the confluence of the Morava and Danube Rivers - a place woven in legend with a colourful history. In 1809, the castle was actually blown up by Napoleonic soldiers. The car drive from downtown Bratislava to the castle ruins takes about 20 minutes. If you prefer, you again have the option of taking the ship.
The Little Carpathian Wine Road
This begins in Bratislava. You drive in the direction of Devín, continuing on through the Little Carpathians, mountains which are mostly nature sanctuaries. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to visit such towns as Modra (known for its traditional ceramics), Častá or Pezinok. You can also look forward to wine-tasting in a wine cellar, where you will also be introduced to the history of wine-making in the Little Carpathian region.
Modra
This town is famous for its traditional ceramics. Visit the private pottery factory and learn all about how ceramics products are manufactured.
Castle Červený Kameň
This royal castle of the Middle Ages is located above the town in the Little Carpathian region. Visitors are able to view its beautiful collection of historic furnishings. In summer, the castle also serves as the venue for demonstrations of historical fencing techniques, as well as performances of medieval music and theatrical productions.
Schloss Hof
(in Austria) located on the so-called Marchfeld Schloss Strasse. The most expansive castle grounds of any Austrian castle in a country setting. Constructed in 1726 for the legendary field general, Prince Eugene of Savoy remodelled under Empress Maria Theresia to become the large castle complex we know today.
Sights
In the heart of Bratislava and directly at the entrance to the pedestrian precinct, our new Austria Trend Hotel serves as an ideal base for all of your sightseeing tours and shopping expeditions. The numerous sights of the city and its rich cultural milieu promise a stay that will always be filled with variety. Visit the focal point of the city, Bratislava Castle, the Old Town Hall, St. Martin’s Cathedral and the Presidential Palace, or simply amble through the narrow lanes of the Old City and enjoy this city’s very special charm.
Historical sights within walking distance
- Presidential Palace: 0,2 km
- Old City: 0,3 km
- Michael's Gate: 0,5 km
- Old Town Hall: 0,6 km
- Primatial Palace: 0,9 km
- Slavín: 1,0 km
- St. Martin’s Cathedral: 1,2 km
- Bratislava Castle: 1,2 km
