Museum of Clocks - House at the Good Shephard
Museum of Clocks - House at the Good Shephard
Museum of Clocks - House at the Good Shephard
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76 reviews
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Very good
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Laura R
Bratislava, Slovakia2 contributions
Apr 2023
It's affordable and quick to visit. Would be better with more info about the clocks in display.
A must-visit if you love old clocks.
A must-visit if you love old clocks.
Written 15 May 2023
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Peter R
Bratislava, Slovakia23 contributions
Jan 2023 • Friends
Museum with the best PUB in Bratislava. 250 years old.Local wine and BEER.,spirits Tatra Tea Nice view from the terrace.
Written 23 January 2023
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Seda Aykut
Istanbul, Türkiye194 contributions
Oct 2022 • Family
After we travel in castle area and parks when you go down and keep exit signs it comes across to you we had short time couldn't get in
Written 30 October 2022
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zuv
Bucharest, Romania26,984 contributions
Mar 2019 • Solo
A small museum, set in a very old building, with a very beautiful architecture. Not many exhibits but there are a few quite interesting. You need max 40-50 minutes to visit it
Written 12 April 2019
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Neil K
Liverpool, UK615,644 contributions
Jan 2019 • Friends
If you want to view one of the best examples of Rococo style architecture in all of Europe then head in the direction of the magnificent Bratislava Castle were you will find Museum Of Clocks ( House Of The Good Shepherd ) .
This tall narrow building was built between 1760 and 1765 by master architecture Matej Hollaigl .
This is one of the few surviving original buildings to escape the demolition of the Jewish area in the 1960's to make way for the highway and stunning bridge.
The building is now a clock museum and was completely renovated in 1975 to give us a stunning looking piece of historically important architecture.
Easy to locate ,just past the magnificent St Martin's Cathedral, across the road and at the start of the ascent to Bratislava Castle, it's found on a street called Zidovska.
Well worth checking out.
This tall narrow building was built between 1760 and 1765 by master architecture Matej Hollaigl .
This is one of the few surviving original buildings to escape the demolition of the Jewish area in the 1960's to make way for the highway and stunning bridge.
The building is now a clock museum and was completely renovated in 1975 to give us a stunning looking piece of historically important architecture.
Easy to locate ,just past the magnificent St Martin's Cathedral, across the road and at the start of the ascent to Bratislava Castle, it's found on a street called Zidovska.
Well worth checking out.
Written 5 January 2019
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Charlotte F
England, UK293 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
Location: to the West of Old Town
Price: 2.5E or Free with Bratislava Card.
I wouldn't have paid for this museum. Its literally 3 floors of old clocks in a small/original building from the 1700s. Niche and quirky if you're into that kind of stuff.
Price: 2.5E or Free with Bratislava Card.
I wouldn't have paid for this museum. Its literally 3 floors of old clocks in a small/original building from the 1700s. Niche and quirky if you're into that kind of stuff.
Written 26 October 2018
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morgane G
La Feuillee, France132 contributions
Sep 2018 • Couples
The visit is on three stairs. Many clocks to see from the 17th tilleul 19th century. It is open from 11 AM till 6pm on sunday. The house is very old and narrow on the way to the castle. the entrance is 2,5 €. Quite Nice museum. The entrance is on the left side.
Written 30 September 2018
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Murno
Angus, UK88 contributions
Jun 2018 • Couples
Interesting little museum. Spent 15 minutes looking at the clocks on the 3 floor museum. For only €2.50 per adult it's worth a look.
Written 5 June 2018
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Emma H
Reading, UK96 contributions
Dec 2017 • Family
The museum is very small with several flights of steep stairs so not for the elderly or very young. Some fascinating clocks and the building itself is lovely and steeped in history.
Written 22 December 2017
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whothefox
Macclesfield, UK342 contributions
Oct 2017 • Friends
The outside could do with painting, but if you like clockwork, don’t let this put you off. A lovely 3-storey building, converted into a tiny museum showing some properly, old and ornate historical clocks.
I particularly liked the musical clock paintings and the display of tiny portable sundials.
Nice, very nice.
I particularly liked the musical clock paintings and the display of tiny portable sundials.
Nice, very nice.
Written 29 October 2017
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