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When it comes to drinking in Bratislava, remember that locally brewed spirits may appear stronger than you expect. Slovakia produces such well-known spirits as Slivovica (plum brandy), Tatratea (tea-based herbal liqueur), Bentianna (a mix of honey and herbs), and Demanovka, which is made of 14 kinds of herbs, honey, and water from Tatras. Experience local hospitality with their drinks! But, of course, drink responsibly.

At any time of the year, the streets of Bratislava are full of men who have come to this city for stag parties. The reason for this is cheap accommodation and many inexpensive pubs. However, the locals are a little tired of never-ending parties. So, if you are also going to Bratislava to celebrate, remember not to hassle strangers or squall songs in the streets.

A paternoster is an unusual type of lift that moves very slowly and consists of a chain of compartments. There are three buildings left in Bratislava with such lifts. Still, the free access is available only in the Ministry of Transport and in the Železnice Slovenskej republiky building on Klemensova street.