Difference between revisions of "Bratislava"
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===East towards [[Slovakia]]=== | ===East towards [[Slovakia]]=== | ||
| − | When going east you can take any bus because there is all the traffic going east. Still, people do not tend to pick up people standing on the side of the road. So practice your [[Slovakia| | + | When going east you can take any bus because there is all the traffic going east. Still, people do not tend to pick up people standing on the side of the road. So practice your [[Slovakia|Slovak]] and ask at the service station. |
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===South towards [[Budapest]]=== | ===South towards [[Budapest]]=== | ||
When heading for [[Budapest]] you will see that the border is around 15 km from '''Bratislava'''. It is walkable (''if you like that kind of thing'') follow the motorway but be aware that once outside the city there are no petrol stations and only one parking place which is more or less between the border and '''Bratislava'''. The parking is far from ideal, very quiet, no services and so large its difficult to talk to drivers. | When heading for [[Budapest]] you will see that the border is around 15 km from '''Bratislava'''. It is walkable (''if you like that kind of thing'') follow the motorway but be aware that once outside the city there are no petrol stations and only one parking place which is more or less between the border and '''Bratislava'''. The parking is far from ideal, very quiet, no services and so large its difficult to talk to drivers. | ||
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Revision as of 22:37, 19 December 2007
Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia.
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<map lat='48.131348836914204' lng='17.14141845703125' zoom='11' view='0' float='right'/>
East towards Slovakia
When going east you can take any bus because there is all the traffic going east. Still, people do not tend to pick up people standing on the side of the road. So practice your Slovak and ask at the service station.
South towards Budapest
When heading for Budapest you will see that the border is around 15 km from Bratislava. It is walkable (if you like that kind of thing) follow the motorway but be aware that once outside the city there are no petrol stations and only one parking place which is more or less between the border and Bratislava. The parking is far from ideal, very quiet, no services and so large its difficult to talk to drivers.
