Bratislava Coronation Days is a food festival in Stare Mesto, Bratislava.
Bratislava Coronation Days reenact the historic Hungarian coronation procession from the castle to the Old Town with period dress, crafts and historic Slovak.
Tip: The reenactment happens across the weekend; arrive on Hlavne namestie by 14:00 to follow the procession.
Address: Hlavne namestie, 811 01 Bratislava
Bratislava Christmas Market on Hlavne and Hviezdoslavovo squares brings dozens of stalls of Slovak lokse, klobasa, vianocna kapustnica and varene vino.
Tip: The Hlavne market is the main one; the Hviezdoslavovo branch is calmer and has the better lokse stand.
Bratislava Music Festival across late September and early October pulls food vendors into the Old Town squares alongside the city's main concert programme.
Tip: Concert tickets sell ahead; food vendors on the squares are accessible without a concert ticket.
Bratislava Christmas Market on Hlavne and Hviezdoslavovo squares brings dozens of stalls of Slovak lokse, klobasa, vianocna kapustnica and varene vino.
Tip: The Hlavne market is the main one; the Hviezdoslavovo branch is calmer and has the better lokse stand.
Salon of Beer at the Trnavske myto Market Hall brings 50 Slovak craft breweries, 200-plus beers and Bratislava street food vendors each April weekend.
Tip: Tickets sell out the week of the event; buy in advance via the venue website.
Pezinok Wine Cellars open the courtyards of the Association of Pezinok Wine Growers for tasting across the historic Slovak Carpathian wine town.
Tip: Trains run from Bratislava every hour direct to Pezinok; arrive by 14:00 to walk the full circuit.
Bratislava Music Festival across late September and early October pulls food vendors into the Old Town squares alongside the city's main concert programme.
Tip: Concert tickets sell ahead; food vendors on the squares are accessible without a concert ticket.
Modra Vintage Festival celebrates the Small Carpathian wine harvest with the procession of must, young wine, Slovak food and Modra ceramics in early.
Tip: Trains and buses run frequently from Bratislava; the festival peaks Saturday afternoon with the procession.
