Bratislava Travel Guides

Bratislava transforms into a completely different city during Christmas time. Streets twinkle with thousands of lights and the squares in the city centre fill with stands selling local specialties.

Who doesn’t love a good fright from time-to-time? Well now you can incorporate this into your holiday with the scariest places in Europe. FYI…these are not reserved for Hallowe'en alone.

For all the chocoholics, here’s a seriously sweet bucket list of some of the very best chocolate you can get around the continent, just a flight away.

Whether it’s in the food, the various creatures that visit children to bring presents or…well, poo…Europe certainly doesn’t do Christmas traditions by halves.

As you’ve probably noticed, we like to keep things blue and yellow around here, so much so that we’ve put together this round-up of destinations that appreciate our favourite colours as much as we do.

Let’s be honest here: the best thing about Christmas is undoubtedly food. Forget the presents and the ’80s guilty pleasure music, we're all about what's on the dinner table...

Four whole days off, plus an excuse to eat a sickening amount of chocolate eggs. What more could you want, really?

Bratislava has a long tradition of cultivating arts and culture and for this reason, it is often compared to its older siblings, Vienna and Prague.

You can get a great feel for a city by its street-food. To save you from wasting your time with the subpar stuff, here’s a list of the ultimate street food experiences in some of the cities we fly to.

Now’s the time to shake off those winter blues and get planning a cheeky spa getaway or pampering weekend somewhere fabulous.