Knights, Kings and Romans: History Days for Kids in Bratislava, 7 of 9
Knights, Kings and Romans: History Days for Kids in Bratislava, 7 of 9: Primate's Palace
Primate's Palace
MuseumStaré Mesto
Area
Staré Mesto
Good for
6–16
Cost
Under 18 free, adults €5
Setting
Indoor
Updated
Oct 30, 2026
What you need to know
- Free audio guide in English, included in the ticket (also Slovak, Italian and Hungarian), plus a free phone guide on Bloomberg Connects
- Step-free access, with the ticket desk on the first floor and the tapestry gallery and Hall of Mirrors one floor up
- Pelican on the roof crest: the archbishop's 150 kg coat of arms shows a pelican feeding its young, worth spotting from the square
About
The Primate's Palace is a classicist palace, once the winter residence of Archbishop Batthyány and now the seat of the city's mayor. Visitors walk through the Hall of Mirrors and a gallery holding six 17th-century tapestries woven at Mortlake near London, found hidden behind the hall's walls in 1903. The route ends in a glass-walled oratory that looks down into the Chapel of St. Ladislaus.
Indoor
Under 18 free, adults €5
Adults €5. Students and teachers with ISIC or ITIC, and visitors 60 and over, €2.50. Under 18 free, also free with a Bratislava Card.
Tue-Sun10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Hours are set week by week, and some weekdays close early or open late for city hall events, so check the week's hours on the palace page. Closed Mondays.
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Location
Primate's Palace
Primaciálne námestie 494/2, 811 01 Bratislava-Staré Mesto, Slovakia
