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Apponyiho palác

A Rococo palace from the 18th century with an exhibition on viticulture and preserved historical interiors, managed by the Bratislava City Museum.

Opening hoursAdmission €8

About the museum

Count Juraj Apponyi had the Apponyi Palace built in 1761–1762, remodelling an older Baroque building into the Rococo form the palace has kept to this day. The town bought it in 1867, and the museum has been housed here since 1926. After a reconstruction in 2004–2008 the palace is a separate building with no direct connection to the Old Town Hall.

On the ground floor is the viticulture exhibition, which continues the Bratislava Wine Museum opened in 1932. Part of the exhibition was once in the medieval cellars in the basement, which were reconstructed in 1966. Today the National Wine Salon is located in the basement.

On the first and second floors visitors can see the preserved Rococo interiors with their original decoration. These spaces were preserved thanks to the extensive reconstruction of 2004–2008. The entrance fee applies jointly with the Old Town Hall.

Highlights

  • Viticulture exhibition on the ground floor of the palace
  • Preserved Rococo interiors on the first and second floors
  • Cellars from 1966 with the National Wine Salon
  • Joint admission with the Old Town Hall

Permanent exhibitions

  • Expozícia vinohradníctva – The exhibition on the ground floor traces the history of viticulture in Bratislava and continues the wine museum opened in 1932.
  • Expozície historických interiérov – On the first and second floors the Rococo interiors with their original decoration have been preserved.
Founded
1926
Operated by
Múzeum mesta Bratislavy

Admission & discounts

Adults€8
Reduced€4children aged 6 to 15, students, seniors
Children & teens€4free up to age 5 · Children under 6 enter free.
Seniors€4
Visitors with disabilitiesfreeHolders of ZŤP and ZŤP/S cards enter free.
Students & apprentices€4
Groups€2 per personSchool groups, price per person.
Families€10Family ticket 1 + 2 costs €10; family ticket 2 + 3 costs €18.
Family ticket 2 + 3€18

The basic admission applies jointly to Apponyi Palace and the Old Town Hall (the viticulture exhibition, the exhibition on the history of the town and temporary exhibitions). Free admission for children under 6, holders of ZŤP and ZŤP/S cards, teachers supervising pupils (1 person per 10 pupils), holders of ICOM cards, members of the Association of Museums of Slovakia and of the Association of Museums and Galleries of the Czech Republic, and holders of the Bratislava Card.

Accessibility

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Kids & families

Kids’ admissionfree up to age 5
Family ticket€10 · Family ticket 1 + 2 costs €10; family ticket 2 + 3 costs €18.

    The museum offers family tickets.

    Getting there & parking

    The palace stands on Radničná street in the historic centre, right next to the Old Town Hall.

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    Amenities & dining

      The National Wine Salon is in the basement of the palace; the KÚT Museum Shop is in the courtyard of the Old Town Hall.

      Events & venue rental

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