Entertainment in Bratislava
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HC Slovan Stadium
New ice-hockey and football stadiums are in the works. At least until 2008, Bratislava's hallowed ice-hockey team, HC Slovan plays at the HC Slovan stadium northeast of the old town. You can buy tickets online at www.ticketportal.sk.
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Slovak Pub
No denying that Slovak Pub, with its themed-rooms, is firmly on the tourist trail. But it does serve every traditional national dish you can think of, and the owners use cheese from their biofarm.
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Slovak National Theatre
Opera and ballet are performed at the ornate Slovak National Theatre. Get tickets ahead of time at the booking office behind the theatre. A new theatre is currently under construction, as it has been since 1988.
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Zrkadlový Háj
Folk-dance and music ensembles perform at various venues around town. Groups play traditional folk music for dances at local culture-centre clubs, for instance Zrkadlový Háj.
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Roland Café
It seems like Roland café has been on the main square forever. This institution has a full menu as well as alcoholic beverages, and coffee and cakes.
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U Anjelov
Bratislava's gay café serves creative mixed drinks, sometimes garnished with a candied marshmallow, while Frank Sinatra croons overhead.
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Hysteria Pub
Comical murals depict inebriated cowboys downing tequila at this fun-loving restaurant-bar-disco. It's multigenerationally popular.
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SK Slovan Stadium
The home-town football team, SK Slovan, kicks at SK Slovan stadium . You can buy tickets online at www.ticketportal.sk.
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Dubliner
If you want to meet other English speakers, head to this Irish sports pub. If you don't, you may want to avoid it.
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Downtown
Lime green is the refreshing colour of this urban cocktail lounge. About a million liquors line the bar wall.
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Jazz Café
Live jazz from Thursday to Saturday nights in a packed cellar pub. Get here before 20:00 if you want a table.
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Café Štúdio Club
Bop to the oldies, or chill out to jazz; most nights there's live music of some sort. A 1950s vibe prevails.
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Apollon Club
The gay dance club in town is Apollon Club, with two bars and three stages. Thursdays are for boys only.
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Sparx
This cavernous bar (once a big beer hall) has live music Thursdays and becomes a disco at the weekend.
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Čokoládovňa
This tiny 'chocolate café' has cocktails, coffees and desserts made with the dark ambrosia.
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Reduta Palace
Reduta Palace houses a theatre where you can see the state orchestra, the Slovak Philharmonic.
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KGB
Drink a dark and smoky toast to a statue of Stalin under a Soviet flag at KGB bar.
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Čajovňa Pohoda
Exotic teas, and more potent brews, are on offer in this nonsmoking tea room.
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Slovak Philharmonic
The state orchestra, the Slovak Philharmonic can be seen at Reduta Palace.
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Babylon Music Club
Live music acts range from hip-hop to reggae to ska to local folk-rock.
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Spider Club
Spider Club is a bar during the week and a disco on the weekend.
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Charlie Centrum
Charlie Centrum is a cinema that occasionally shows Czech and Slovak classics; next door is an associated night club.
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