Guidebook for Bratislava

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Parks & Nature

Park Jama

Jama Park is divided into two zones. In the upper "active" zone with city greenery there is a sightseeing pier and sports areas. In the lower "relaxation" zone you will find greenery.

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Park Jama

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Jama Park is divided into two zones. In the upper "active" zone with city greenery there is a sightseeing pier and sports areas. In the lower "relaxation" zone you will find greenery.

Kuchajda

Kuchajda is a natural swimming pool in Bratislava. Its name comes from the German Kuhheide (cow pasture), which points to the original use of this site.

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Kuchajda

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Kuchajda is a natural swimming pool in Bratislava. Its name comes from the German Kuhheide (cow pasture), which points to the original use of this site.

Strkovecke Lake

Lake of Trutnov is the lake in Ružinov in Bratislava. It is a valuable urban-architectural element of Bratislava-Ružinov. Even in the 1950s, the Mlynský ramen from the Small Danube through the Vrakuň reached the Mlynský ramen, which receded the construction of the settlement. In the lake that remained, the production of gravel pit started for construction purposes. The 56,000 m² lakeside is paradoxically the most gentle in the middle (2.5-8 m deep), because there was a barge that used to draw gravel from its surroundings. By 1989 it was a lake with clean water and served as a natural swimming pool by the inhabitants of Štrkovec.

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Strkovecke Lake

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Lake of Trutnov is the lake in Ružinov in Bratislava. It is a valuable urban-architectural element of Bratislava-Ružinov. Even in the 1950s, the Mlynský ramen from the Small Danube through the Vrakuň reached the Mlynský ramen, which receded the construction of the settlement. In the lake that remained, the production of gravel pit started for construction purposes. The 56,000 m² lakeside is paradoxically the most gentle in the middle (2.5-8 m deep), because there was a barge that used to draw gravel from its surroundings. By 1989 it was a lake with clean water and served as a natural swimming pool by the inhabitants of Štrkovec.