Honestly, after visiting Italian, Spanish, and Viennese cathedrals, this one is just too plain. It would not hurt to step inside to mumble a prayer or two. The most memorable is the effigy of St.Martin in Hungarian garb ( hint at the Magyar past of Bratislava/Poszony) and a depiction of screaming Jesus as he is being nailed up.

This cathedral looks fairly plain on the outside. Some people might just shrug and walk on by. However, it is worth checking out the inside where you will find high ceilings, magnificent stained glass and striking art work and decors. For this country, the cathedral is very important, having been the site of multiple royal coronations. So, I would recommend spending a few minutes inside to admire the surroundings and absorb a bit of the history. Also, the entry is free.

This Tower is a very simple Cathedral. What stands out most about it it is beautiful tower which can be seen from the roof top of St Michael's Tower., and its tower look similar to that of St. Michael's tower, having the same colours. Other than that the interior of the cathedral is very small, nothing too fascinating about it but it does have some history that is special to Slovakians.

The largest and oldest church in Bratislava. In past used for coronation during Hungarian monarchy. Lying on the border of Old Town, many people continue sightseeing to neighbouring castle, bridge or resting in one of places in Hviezdoslav square.