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Bratislava Prices

What Are the Prices in Bratislava (Slovakia)?

Examples of prices for food, hotels, cafes, entertainment, and transport in Bratislava for 2024.
Food Prices Hotel Prices Transport Prices Drink Prices Clothing Prices
National currency: Euro, symbol — € (international currency code EUR).

Food Prices

Average prices in Bratislava cafes and restaurants
$9.8 
Quick Lunch for One
Starting from $7.1
$49.1 
Dinner for Two
to celebrate your trip
Starting from $32.75
$8.1 
Combo Meal
Starting from $7.1

Hotel Prices

Average daily price over the past year based on hotel booking data
$61.5 
Decent 3-Star Hotels
Starting from $30.14
$90.2 
Good 4-star hotels
Starting from $48.41
$153.9 
Luxury & Boutique Hotels
Starting from $97.19

Transport Prices

Average taxi and public transport fares in Bratislava, plus gas prices
$9.8 
Average taxi ride
Starting from $5.46
$1 
Public Transport Ride
$1.8 
1 liter of gasoline
Starting from $1.64

Drink Prices

Average prices for beverages
$2.6 
Cup of cappuccino
Starting from $1.64
$1.8 
0.5L Water
Starting from $1.31
$2.6 
0.5L Local Beer
Starting from $1.97

Clothing Prices

Sample Clothing Prices for Shopping
$72 
Jeans
Starting from $28.39
$33 
Dress
Starting from $21.84
$83.1 
Sneakers
Starting from $43.67


Flight Prices

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General Prices

Overall price vibe of the city
Quick Lunch for One: $9.83
Dinner for Two: $49.13
Combo Meal: $8.07
0.5L Local Beer: $2.62
Cup of cappuccino: $2.6
Cigarettes: $4.91
Entertainment & Shopping
Movie Ticket: $9.83
Jeans: $71.95
Dress: $33.01
Sneakers: $83.1

Various Monthly Prices
Average Salary per Month $1342.2
Rent for 1-bedroom in the City Center per Month $720.4
3-bedroom in a Residential Area per Month $897.11
Monthly Transportation Pass $32.75
Gym Membership: $40.13

Tourist Reviews

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@sundrycloud888
« Devin Castle is just 8 km from Bratislava. The views are stunning! It's breathtaking! From the castle, you can see the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers, and on the opposite side is Austria. The access to the very top was closed, which slightly dampened the overall experience; the entrance fee is around $1.60. I love places like this; my soul takes flight in them! 😊 »
sundrycloud888 ©
@kati_tash
« I'm walking on the rooftops of Bratislava! The comfortable train from Budapest to Bratislava takes 2.5 hours and costs 32 euros for a one-way ticket, while a round trip is just 20 euros. As a woman, the logic is absolutely clear to me. 😊 »
kati_tash ©
@traveleveru
« I spent the night above Bratislava, on a hill near the city. Yesterday, I was torn between staying at a hostel (which cost $5 for the night, by the way) or camping out in my tent. In the end, my feelings won, and I trudged up the hill. »
traveleveru ©
@mugglebai
« There are plenty of rumors about prices in Bratislava after the movie "EuroTrip." In reality, it’s not as cheap as some might think, but prices are definitely lower than in neighboring Austria and, from my experience, in the Czech Republic as well.

For instance:
- A scoop of ice cream - €1;
- A bottle of water in the supermarket - €0.30;
- A 30-minute bus ride - €0.45;
- Admission to the UFO Tower viewing platform - €6.50 (with ISIC discount €3.35). We traveled to Bratislava from Prague by bus for €45 round trip for two, and we spent about €30 for a day in the city, which is pretty budget-friendly for Europe. »
mugglebai ©
@katrina_ekaterina
« Breaking stereotypes from the movie "Eurotrip". Bratislava is a really charming little town, but you can't open your own hotel for 10 cents here (after all, the cheapest magnet costs €4), so we move on... »
katrina_ekaterina ©
@krapivase
« Great children's rope playground at the Bratislava Zoo for ages 3 and up, entrance fee is €3.5. »
krapivase ©
@maksimaxy
« You can not only sit but also enjoy the view! A bathroom with a city view! All for just 6 euros! »
maksimaxy ©
@damnelf
« So, my hostel in Bratislava took an honorable second place among the coolest hostels I've stayed at. First place still goes to Hipstel in Barcelona.

In Bratislava, though, it's a super cool hostel with spacious rooms and a very cozy vibe. The beds are wide and high, you can sit on them comfortably without bending your head. Each bed comes with a locker, plus there's a summer terrace, a garden with swings, and two kitchens with tea, coffee, and cocoa.

The coziness level is off the charts. It's very clean and well-maintained. Each room accommodates 6-8 people and has its own shower and toilet. The price of happiness is $15, which feels a bit steep for Bratislava, but it was the cheapest option available. By the way, there's also a tax of $1.75, but if you're a student or under 26, you don’t have to pay it. And of course, I'm a student and under 26! 😊 »
damnelf ©


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