Top Bratislava Classic Car Tours

Forget the hassle of following a tour group around Bratislava and opt for a private tour guide to show you the sights. This comprehensive city tour includes transport via an air-conditioned vehicle and hits all of the key landmarks including Old Town, Bratislava Castle, the Presidential Palace, and Slavin Monument. Listen to engaging commentary from your tour guide about the history and culture of the city while you explore.

Bratislava’s modern history continues to fascinate many visitors, but matching landmarks to their historic context can be difficult. Discover the Soviet influence on the city with a tour of sights including the Slavín monument, Petržalka housing estate, and the SNP Bridge, and gain insight into post-communist life. Travel around town in a retro vehicle, benefiting from the small-group size with personalized attention from your guide.

The Slovakian capital is a small city set on the banks of the Danube River and is home to a quaint Old Town. With a private guide, explore the historic center and see the city’s top attractions including St. Martin’s Cathedral and Bratislava Castle. While you explore, your guide provides in-depth context on the history and culture of the city and Slovakia.

This tour makes it easy to discover Vienna’s top sights, all in one day Round-trip transit from your Bratislava hotel via comfortable vehicle Learn all about the city and its major attractions from your guide

Make your trip a whole lot easier by booking this Bratislava Private Transfer from Vienna International Airport ahead of time. This private transfer is just for you and your own group of up to three passengers, and it can be booked from the Vienna airport to Bratislava or Bratislava to the airport, depending on your needs. With a stress-free pickup and a comfortable ride, this private ride is perfect for anyone looking to travel safely.

Discover the iconic handpicked Small Carpathian wine tasting tour and stop by remarkable Red Stone Castle whose origins date back to the 13th century. During the following centuries it was the property of two powerful aristocratic families; first it belonged to the Fugger and later to Pállfy family. The route of a guided tour leads through twenty-four richly furnished rooms. The big attraction is the cellar, one of the largest in Central Europe or it is a popular backdrop for filmmakers. See also traditional Slovak craft production of folk Majolika and its history began in 1883. It is a family owned workshop which during their production, they obtained a Certificate of Product Safety and a Certificate of Registration of the "Slovak Folk Majolika R" trademark. Meet the local wine producers learn their stories and see the dynamic Small Carpathian Museum which primarily specializes in the ancient culture of viticulture and wine making.