Even if you are not an art-fan , you should definitely visit Nedbalka gallery. It's a small, but very well organised museum, with permanent and temporary exhibitions. From the 4th floor to the ground-floor, you observe the evolution of Slovakian art. You can have a good taste of the museum within an hour, or you can spend your whole day there. Ticket price is 3 euros - student Transportation is not needed, as it's literally in the heart of the city center.

If you want to know more about the Slovakian artists, you must visit. Small museum with a nice interior. You will get a tablet with the information about the paintings and painters and after the visit you will be treated with a cup of coffee at the museum cafe - it is included into the ticket price.

In a downtown alley with artistic umbrellas hanging from above you’ll find this wonderful gallery. The inside of the building is a work of art itself. The artworks are from various Slovak artists and in my opinion, it can be compared to any internationally recognized artists’ work. I loved many of them and I’m sure everyone can find something that speaks to their heart. It is not a very big gallery but not small either, the perfect size to visit when you are a tourist walking all day. The tickets are not at all expensive (€6 for adults) and you get a free coffee with it. The area around the elevators on every floor are artistically featured, there are benches to rest with albums of the artists’ works of art and information. No security hanging above your every step as in other galleries. So, everything is carefully and thoroughly displayed to make you comfortable and enjoy art in your own way and I got the feeling of warmth and well-being. I think this gallery is one of the places you should definitely visit when in Bratislava even if you’re just for a couple of days.