The three capital cities on the shores of Danube: number two, Bratislava
after the visit of the beautiful Vienna, here we are in the Slovak capital. Transfer of the Eurolines bus from the train station in Vienna Sudbahnof Bratislava, located in the eastern part of the city .. but very close to the center to the city at first glance may seem large, but actually shows a very small old town, and is obviously endorsable walk comfortably, as there is no subway, and take the bus seems really risky unless you know very well the Slovak language, since few people speak English .. but unless you're lazy, it's the right city to get a nice tour of the many alleys of the old! The old town is a succession of small alleys and streets from the main square (Hlavne namestie) leads to all major attractions, above the castle, which is easily visible from its position, overlooking the city and overlooking the Danube very nice ... especially at night when lit! To see the Cathedral of San Martino, museum and national gallery, the church of St. Elizabeth (also known as Blu church, a jewel), the new bridge, UFO, and the numerous statues that are close to the main square, very nice !
Bratislava ie a small city in the developing world, so the gap is still the most famous cities in Eastern Europe, but it is the typical goal to see if you go to visit Vienna, a day is well spent because you can see all the main attractions and see a completely different reality with the Austrian capital.