Top Bratislava Private Drivers - page 2

Bratislava and Budapest are two capital cities that share a home on the Danube, though you don’t need to take a boat to visit each of them. Instead of worrying about slow boat rides or expensive flights, let this private transfer get you from Bratislava to your destination in Budapest with no hassle. As you ride, you’ll be taken on a sightseeing tour of the area. Your English-speaking driver will point out popular attractions and discuss local history.

Immerse yourself in Bratislava's scenic Old Town—and pair your sightseeing with a delicious introduction to the city's thriving beer scene—on this private, two-in-one walking tour. With just your guide for company, you'll stroll past many of the city's most scenic, historic corners. You'll also visit two popular beer pubs, where you'll try up to 10 different brews, will enjoy a tutored tasting, and will have a small snack on the side.

Be chauffeured directly to Prague from Bratislava by luxury private vehicle. Choose from a Mercedes-Benz E or S-class car for 1-2 people, or select a Mercedes-Benz V-class van for 3-6 people in your private party. The 3.5-hour drive one-way includes hotel pickup and drop-off.

This private transfer makes getting between Bratislava and Vienna a breeze. Save yourself the hassle of following a map, and let someone else do the driving instead. The pickup point in Bratislava is flexible—such as a hotel, apartment, or railway station–which ensures a door-to-door service, without any stops or other traveler pickups to factor in.

I invite you on a journey of hidden treasures to the place I love, live and feel inspired. Modra is a town of wine & ceramics, town of national revivalist, writers, poets and painters, cosy cafés, delicous ice-cream and beautiful surrounding Small Carpathians mountains. During our 2-hour walking tour I will show you the highlights of my town. We will ascent the city tower (150 stairs) where you will have a magnificent view of the whole town. You will learn why Modra is called "blue". Why the Catholic church has an Ottoman symbol on its top. Why we have two evangelical churches next to each other. And of course we will not ommit the wine-making and ceramics tradition. As a bonus I invite you for a cup of coffee from the local roastery.