The Bratislava region offers a rich selection of hiking trails, traditional events, and festivals that attract visitors from all over the world. If you are looking for adventure, culture, or gastronomic experiences, we have the perfect tips for you.

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EuroVelo 13: Iron Curtain Trail
EuroVelo 13, also known as the Iron Curtain Trail, is a 10,400 km long cycling route that follows the former impenetrable border between Western and Eastern Europe. This route, leading from the Barents Sea to the Black Sea, passes through 20 countries and is the longest route of the EuroVelo network.

In the Bratislava region, EuroVelo 13 covers a 90 km section and passes through picturesque areas along the Morava and Danube rivers. Along the route, you will discover various attractions, from the historic Devín Castle and the paleontological site Sandberg to charming villages in Záhorie and a network of bunkers from the pre-World War II era.

The advantage of the Slovak section is that it mostly runs on separate paths without car traffic, such as embankments and former military roads. The route is flat and paved, making it ideal for all age groups and cycling levels. The entire route is well-marked as a red cycling route, making it easy to follow and connect to other cycling routes in the region.

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Slovenský Grob: Kingdom of Duck
The village of Slovenský Grob is known for its family restaurants where you can taste renowned duck dishes. With the arrival of autumn, the cozy courtyards of these restaurants open up, allowing you to combine a gastronomic experience with exploring local attractions. Slovenský Grob has earned the nickname "Kingdom of Duck" due to its traditional recipes and the hospitality of the local residents.

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Modra Wine Harvest 2024
The traditional grape harvest festival in Modra, known as Modra Wine Harvest, will take place from September 6 to 8, 2024. The event will offer a rich cultural program, including concerts, grape pressing demonstrations, and tastings of burčák (partially fermented young wine), must, young wines, and older vintages. Visitors can also enjoy demonstrations of forgotten crafts, pottery workshops, creative workshops, and craft markets.

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Pezinok Wine Harvest 2024
The grape harvest festivities in Pezinok are another event not to be missed by wine and culture enthusiasts. The event offers a mix of wine, music, good food, dance, and gatherings with friends.

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Cabbage Days in Stupava 2024
The Cabbage Days festival in Stupava, taking place from October 4 to 6 this year, is one of the largest in Záhorie, focusing on preserving the region's traditions, promoting traditional cabbage cultivation and processing, and showcasing local ensembles and associations. The festival also includes a crafts fair and an exhibition of fruits and vegetables called "Harvest." Visitors can also participate in the sauerkraut cooking competition "We Cook with Cabbage." The festival offers a rich cultural program for all age groups, including numerous attractions, gastronomic variations of regional dishes, and live concerts.

Discover Slovak Breweries
Bratislava and its surroundings offer a unique opportunity for beer and quality gastronomy lovers. Numerous breweries invite you to visit, each with its own history and special approach to beer production.

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