Art Museums in Bratislava

The Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum in Čunovo in Bratislava, is the first private museum of modern art in Slovakia. The museum was created on the initiative of the Slovak gallery owner Vincent Polakovič, who was financially supported by the Dutch art collector and entrepreneur Gerard Meulensteen. T

The Nedbalka Gallery focuses on Slovak modern art, and holds and displays a collection consists of paintings, sculptures and prints ranging from the late 19th century up to the present. The museum aims to bring Slovak art closer to its visitors. The building itself is an interesting piece of archite

The Slovak National Gallery (Slovak Slovenská národná galéria, SNG) is the largest association of art museums in Slovakia. Its head office is in Bratislava. In Bratislava, the National Gallery has two exhibition buildings, the Palais Esterházy (Esterházyho palác) and the adjoining Water Barracks (Vo

The Slovak National Museum (Slovenské národné múzeum) is the most important museological institution in Slovakia. Headquartered in Bratislava, the network includes 18 museums, most of which are located outside Bratislava. This location is the main building of the Slovak National Museum and houses th

The Arthur Fleischmann Museum is a musuem in Bratislava that is dedicated to lovak-born, London-based sculptor Arthur Fleischmann. He pioneered the use of perspex in sculpture. The Arthur Fleischmann Museum is part of the Bratislava City Museum.

The Mirbach Palace is a historical building which houses the Bratislava City Gallery. It has both permanent and temporary exhibitions of Slovak and international art. Its permanent exhibition focuses on Baroque paintings and sculptures mainly created by Slovak artists of the time. The building itsel

The Bibiana - International House of Art for Children is one of its kind institutions in Slovakia dedicated to bringing children closer to art. Its exhibitions are designed to stimulate interest for all age groups. Even toddlers can find something to interact with as exhibitions invite children to t