Slovakia Bratislava Old Town Square

The feeling of traveling Bratislava is like visiting an ancient town in Eastern Europe, not quite like being in the capital. Bratislava Old City Center has two squares: the main square and Franciscan Square (Frantiskanske namestie), and several landmark buildings are located in the area, including the oldest Gothic church in the city, built in 1297 (Frantikánsky kostol, also known as Church of the Annunciation), and Church of the Holy Saviour (Kostol Najsvätejieho Spasitel'a), built in the 17th century, The 18th century building was converted into a museum. The main square (Hlavné námestie) is one of the most famous squares in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. It is located in the old city of Bratislava and is often considered the center of the city. The main landmarks on the square are the old town hall of Bratislava and the fountain of Roland.