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Franz Xaver Messerschmidt

The guide was updated: 2024-09-16

This cafe in the heart of Bratislava carries the name of the famous baroque sculptor Franz Xaver Messerschmidt. Guests come here not only to enjoy a good cup of coffee, a hot chocolate or a tasty Bratislavské rožky (traditional Bratislava pastry rolls) but also to see examples of the work of F.X. Messerschmidt. Plus, part of the café is also the Museum of 17th of November, dedicated to an important point in Slovak history — the Velvet Revolution.

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Address: Námestie SNP 469/8, Staré Mesto, Bratislava
Opening hours: Daily 8am–8pm
Public Transport: Bus X13, Tram 1,6,8,9
Phone: +421 905 237 054
Email: cafe@messerchmidt.sk

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Franz Xaver Messerschmidt

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This cafe in the heart of Bratislava carries the name of the famous baroque sculptor Franz Xaver Messerschmidt. Guests come here not only to enjoy a good cup of coffee, a hot chocolate or a tasty Bratislavské rožky (traditional Bratislava pastry rolls) but also to see examples of the work of F.X. Messerschmidt. Plus, part of the café is also the Museum of 17th of November, dedicated to an important point in Slovak history — the Velvet Revolution.

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