Arriving in Bratislava.

Good morning readers!

This morning, we woke up at 6 am. We took a taxi to the airport of Warsaw and 2 hours later, we took a plane to Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. As we arrived in Bratislava, the customs checked our passports and they asked if we were carrying forbidden objects.

We decided to leave our bags and cases in a secured room in the airport because we wanted to explore the capital immediately. In the airport, we saw that we could take a bus to the centre of Bratislava. We had to sit on the bus for 20 minutes because the centre was only 9 kilometres further.

Bratislava is the country’s largest city, so we realized that we couldn’t explore the city in only one day. Today we only searched for some nice things to do, some restaurants and, of course, a place to stay.  

As we walked through the streets, we could see that the city can offer us numerous restaurants with international cuisine. We picked out a nice restaurant, specialised in local receipts. While we were eating, we were talking about the accommodation facilities. We decided to keep it simple. When we left the restaurant, we started looking for a youth hostel in the centre of Bratislava. We found a cheap hostel with clean and simple, but very cosy rooms. Here you can see a picture of our room.

We took the bus to the airport again to get our bags and then we took a taxi back to our hostel because we didn’t want to drag our cases on the bus. When we were in the hostel, we decided to go out. We wanted to meet the nightlife of Bratislava, so we agreed to have a drink in ‘Club 39’.

Good night everybody! 
Greetings, Taika De Volder.

Sources :http://visit.bratislava.sk/en/index.asp
http://visit.bratislava.sk/en/vismo/o_utvar.asp?id_org=700014&id_u=1877&p1=4006