MMB
Bratislava
City Museum

Tickets

Everything you need to know about visiting the museum and buying tickets. You can purchase tickets online in advance to avoid waiting in line, or buy them on site at selected museum locations. You will also find information about discounts, free admission, payment options, and tickets for permanent exhibitions, temporary exhibitions and events. Card payments are available on site.

Museum Passes

Free admission

Children under 6, holders of a disability card (ŤZP) or a disability card with companion (ŤZP/S), accompanying school staff – 1 person per 10 pupils, licensed tour guides with a valid guide ID accompanying a group of at least 4 people, ICOM cardholders, members of the Slovak Museums Association and the Czech Association of Museums and Galleries, Bratislava CARD holders, MultiSport Card holders**

*Does not apply to events organised by MMB.

**The MultiSport Card is valid for the Old Town Hall Tower, Devín Castle, Michael's Tower and Ancient Gerulata.

Ticket prices

The price includes admission to the Old Town Hall Tower, the Exhibition of the City History, the Exhibition of Viticulture and temporary exhibitions. The ticket is not valid for the Dejisko. History Playground.

Tickets for Michael’s Tower are sold at the Red Crayfish Pharmacy. Admission to the pharmacy is free.

Ticket prices vary depending on the season.

Admission to the site is free; only the indoor exhibition is ticketed.

Current exhibitions

Dejisko. History Playground

child (aged 3–18)6 €
child (aged 1–3)4 €
adult4 €
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View of children playing in the Dejisko History Playground at the Old Town Hall

Family matters. An image of the life of Bratislava families

Apponyi Palace
Radničná 1
General Admission5 €
Reduced Admission25 €
View of visitors in the Family Matters exhibition

Attention, border! Devín as a part of the Iron Curtain in 1948 – 1989

General Admission (Winter Season: €6)8 €
Reduced Admission (Winter Season: €3)4 €
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Attention, border! Devín as a part of the Iron Curtain in 1948 – 1989 exhibition