Monument to Ján Langoš
The Monument to Ján Langoš: A Tribute to Slovak Heritage
Experience the intriguing history of Bratislava at the Cannon Ball in the Wall, a unique landmark that symbolizes resilience and the city's storied past.
Discover the intriguing Cannon Ball in the Wall, a fascinating historical landmark in Bratislava that tells a story of survival and resilience from the past. This unique site invites tourists to delve into the rich history of the city, all while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere surrounding it.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
If you are starting from the Bratislava Old Town, make your way to the Main Square (Hlavné námestie). From there, head northwest towards the Slovak National Theatre. Continue past the theatre and cross the bridge over the tram tracks to reach Karadžičova Street. Walk straight until you reach Námestie SNP. The Cannon ball in wall is located at Námestie SNP 469/10. Look for the wall on the right side of the square.
Tram
Begin at the nearest tram station in the Old Town, such as 'Zochova'. Take tram number 4 or 9 towards 'Námestie SNP'. After approximately 5 minutes, get off at the 'Námestie SNP' stop. From the tram stop, walk about 100 meters to Námestie SNP 469/10, where you will find the Cannon ball in wall on the left side of the square.
Bus
From the main bus station (Autobusová stanica), take bus number 93 towards 'Hlavná stanica'. After about 10 minutes, get off at 'Námestie SNP'. Walk towards Námestie SNP 469/10, which is just a short distance from the bus stop, and look for the Cannon ball in wall along the side of the square.
Use Cannon ball in wall as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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