Francesco Xodo

The Cathedral is a must visit in Seville together with the Alcazar. It's the biggest cathedral in the world in terms of internal volume and the second one in terms of surface. Once inside you have a feeling of awe for the magnitude of the building and the richness of decorations of the many chapels: in particular the golden altarpiece by Pierre Dancart is really impressive. I took a guided tour, the costs was about 32€ together with the entrance ticket.

Gamla Stan is one of the largest and best preserved medieval city centers in Europe, characterized by cobbled streets and archaic architecture. It is composed of 4 islands: Stadsholmen, Riddarholmen, Helgeandsholmen and Strömsborg. The central point is Stortorget, the scenic square with the colorful narrow houses.

The palace is part of the building complex of the Old Town Hall, in fact it's quite difficult to understand where one ends and the other one starts because the rooms are all connected on the inside. The ticket, together with that of Old Town Hall, costs 8€ but it's free with Bratislava Card.

Very nice gallery made up of six rooms with different games of mirrors, plus a last room with about thirty famous optical illusions. The ticket costs 5€ and there's a 15% discount with Bratislava Card. The visit lasts about 30 minutes because the place is really small, but it is worth a visit for sure.

St Martin Cathedral is the biggest and one of the oldest churches in Bratislava. As it can still be seen, it was part of the western fortifications walls of the old city. From 1563 to 1830 it served as the coronation church for the Kingdom of Hungary. Nearby there was a synagogue that was demolished in 1970 to make room for the Novy Most bridge.