Travel information
Possibilities
One of the best ways to get to Bratislava is to use a bus from Vienna or Bratislava Airports. From Vienna airport to Bratislava, you are advised to stop at the central bus station, "Bratislava AS" (Bottova, 811 09 Bratislava, Slovakia). You can then take a tram, bus or taxi from there to reach the town centre, which is not far from the central bus station.
It is also possible to use a taxi. There are various taxi services available, but to make it easier for our participants, there is an option to order taxi in advance by e-mail or via SMS (+421 905 301 112) in English or German.
When making your reservation you need to specify
- exact time of arrival
- city of departure and flight number
- the name of the passenger
- destination (name of the hotel)
Your reservation will be confirmed.
The driver will wait in the arrival hall with a sign with the conference logo and passengers name on an A4 page. The transfer is secured directly to the hotel.
Price list
- Vienna airport (Schwechat) - Bratislava (hotel): 50 € cash
- Bratislava Airport - Bratislava (hotel): 15 € cash
A receipt will be issued for the amount paid. It is advisable to book your return trip in the same way in advance. Departure from Bratislava to Vienna Airport - 2.5 hours before departure. Departure to Bratislava Airport - 1.5 hours before departure. If you require a taxi within the city, we recommend that you order one by phone or via the hotel reception. We do not recommend hailing a taxi off the street.
Here are some other taxi options you may consider using
- Easy taxi: +421 918 555 555
- Expres-Taxi: +421 902 222 333
- VB Taxi: +421 2 17 158
- Taxi Trend: +421 903 216 302 / +421 905 716 302
You can also download the following apps
Bratislava public transport
In Bratislava, there are trams, buses and trolleybuses. For more information on how to get around the city please see the official website of the public transport of Bratislava.
For advice on how to get from one place to another, you may also use the journey planner.
To travel around Bratislava you will need to purchase tickets at the ticket machines, which are available at most public transportation stops and larger junctions. You may also find tickets in most mediapress stalls (“Trafika”). Some more modern buses and trams offer the possibility to purchase tickets in an automatic machine on board.
Price list for single use tickets
- 15 minutes: 0.70 €
- 30 minutes: 0.90 €
- 60 minutes: 1.20 €
The ticket must be validated on board the bus/tram/trolleybus.
Arrival in Bratislava via Vienna International Airport
As there are excellent connection possibilities and the convenient distance, Vienna International Airport is often used when travelling to Bratislava.
There are direct buses from the airport to Bratislava with departures approx. every 30 minutes. The journey, depending on traffic, takes approx. 1 hour and the costs vary according to time and company from 1 to 10 €. Tickets can be bought on the bus, or reserved online beforehand.
For more information when planning your transport from the Vienna Airport to Bratislava, please visit websites of the companies:
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