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4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Chriseff1 (13 months ago)
Impressive war memorial to commemorate the Liberation of Bratislava during WW2. Quite a hike up a steep hillside, including numerous sets of steps, so not suitable for the infirm if walking.
Impressive war memorial to commemorate the Liberation of Bratislava during WW2. Quite a hike up a steep hillside, including numerous sets of steps, so not suitable for the infirm if walking.
Honest Reviews (13 months ago)
Incredible monument to the victims of the Slovak national uprising, I think it's important to pay respects to those who liberated the city from German occupation, and the memorial grounds are really beautiful.
Incredible monument to the victims of the Slovak national uprising, I think it's important to pay respects to those who liberated the city from German occupation, and the memorial grounds are really beautiful.
ikshitha ch (14 months ago)
Best place to be for wrapping up one day tour in bratislava. Pay respects and enjoy the view.
Best place to be for wrapping up one day tour in bratislava. Pay respects and enjoy the view.
David Chalmers (16 months ago)
Beautiful Memorial here. There is a decent climb of stairs, picture attached too (if you come from Bratislava Hlavna direction). Grounds are very clean and very well looked after. Beautiful everywhere. The views of the city are astonishing too! For tourists there are information boards explaining everything that is here too. Well worth a visit here. Not many people know there is a bunker just behind here too. Have a look at that too.
Beautiful Memorial here. There is a decent climb of stairs, picture attached too (if you come from Bratislava Hlavna direction). Grounds are very clean and very well looked after. Beautiful everywhere. The views of the city are astonishing too! For tourists there are information boards explaining everything that is here too. Well worth a visit here. Not many people know there is a bunker just behind here too. Have a look at that too.
Caitlin Broadhurst (17 months ago)
Worth the walk up. We ended up walking past most of the national Embassy's on the way up which was interesting. There is a bus route that takes you up too. The views from here are spectacular but the main reason to visit is to see the Red Army memorial and remember those who perished in WWII.
Worth the walk up. We ended up walking past most of the national Embassy's on the way up which was interesting. There is a bus route that takes you up too. The views from here are spectacular but the main reason to visit is to see the Red Army memorial and remember those who perished in WWII.
