Alper K.

The Primate Palace (Primaciálny palác) on Primate Square in today's Slovak capital Bratislava was built from 1778 to 1781 as the bishop's residence of Cardinal József Batthyány, the Primate of Hungary, according to the plans of the architect Melchior Hefele. It has a great architectural design and it is one of the landmarks of Bratislava. You should definitely visit it!

Great pizza and very delicious desserts! The service is excellent. I can highly recommend this place. Always again!

We have been here on a Saturday afternoon and it was a great experience though. The architectural design is exceptional! There are bunch of different masterpieces within the church. We also wanted to see the “The last supper” from Da Vinci, but you need to buy the tickets several weeks in advance to get there. That was sad! But overall, I can highly recommend a visit here!

Around the main square there are lots of ambassadors of different countries and also lots of landmarks of Bratislava. Definitely worth to visit!