You only see what you know (Goethe)
On a sunny spring day, I took this photo of Bratislava Castle (Bratislavský hrad) on board a hydrofoil craft cruising the Danube River. Several companies are passing the castle by boat. One of them is the modern Twin City Liner serving the line Vienna – Bratislava.
Love this abandoned building in Bratislava. The more you look at it, the more you see. Some animals, a windmill and a faked staircase.
This mural is a decoration at the hall of the Bratislava railway station (Bratislava hlavná stanica). I love the small sputnik at the upper edge of this mural.
On the way back to the railway station of Bratislava I came across this nice lighted house. Does anyone know the name or meaning of it?
On my walk from the railway station to the town center I came across a park at the back of Grassalkovich Palace (Grasalkovičov palác). This palace is the residence of the Slovakian president.
An interesting detail of Slovakia (and Czech Republic): There are more than usual loudspeakers in the streets. Not only in the main cities but also in the smaller ones. A kind of political information system? Which countries do you know where you can see many loudspeakers in the streets?