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Eslováquia

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Por enquanto, este guia está em inglês. Os títulos estão traduzidos.

Capital
Bratislava
Moeda
EUR · Euro
Idiomas
Slovak
Tomadas
Tipo C, E · 230 V

Números de emergência

Todos os números de emergência
112
Polícia
158
Ambulância
155
Bombeiros
150
Polícia turística
Mountain rescue: 18 300

Top 5 lugares

  1. Bratislava Castle and Old Town · Bratislava

    Hilltop castle over the Danube, St. Martin's Cathedral and a compact walkable old town.

  2. Spiš Castle · Spišské Podhradie

    One of the largest castle ruins in Central Europe, a UNESCO site.

  3. High Tatras · Štrbské Pleso / Starý Smokovec

    Alpine lakes, hiking and skiing in Slovakia's highest mountains.

  4. Slovak Paradise National Park · Hrabušice / Podlesok

    Gorges climbed with ladders, chains and footbridges past waterfalls.

  5. Banská Štiavnica · Banská Štiavnica

    UNESCO-listed historic mining town with old churches and castles.

Como se locomover

  • Transporte público

    IDS BK app

    Bratislava region app for tram, bus and trolleybus tickets (from about 1 EUR for 30 min) and passes. Paper tickets must be validated on board.

  • App de transporte

    Bolt

    Works in Bratislava and other towns with upfront prices; better than taxis waiting at stations.

  • App de transporte

    Uber

    Available in Bratislava and some other towns.

  • Táxi

    Hopin / Liftago

    Local apps that book licensed taxis in Bratislava at app prices.

  • Trens

    ZSSK / RegioJet

    ZSSK runs most trains; RegioJet runs Bratislava to Košice and other routes. EU children under 16, seniors over 62 and registered students under 26 can ride ZSSK trains free with a zero-fare ticket.

  • Ônibus

    Intercity buses (Slovak Lines, FlixBus)

    Cheap links between cities and to Vienna airport.

Dinheiro e câmbio

Moeda: EUR · Euro

Cards are accepted in most shops and restaurants in cities, but smaller places, mountain huts and villages may prefer cash. ATMs are common except in small villages. Choose to be charged in EUR at card terminals.

Verificar uma taxa de câmbio para EUR

Gorjetas

Tipping is not compulsory but common where you sit down. Locals round up or leave about 10% in cafes and restaurants. Give the tip to the server when paying rather than leaving it on the table.

RestaurantesRound up or about 10% for good service, given when paying.
Cafés e baresRound up to the next euro or so at table service.
Táxis e apps de transporteRound up; not needed in apps.
Hotéis1-2 EUR per bag or night is appreciated but optional.
Passeios e guiasA few euros per person for a good guide; free walking tours rely on tips.
Entrega de comidaRound up or 1-2 EUR (optional).

Taxa de serviço: o que é verdade

Not usually added in normal restaurants. If a place adds one, it should be stated on the menu; ask if unsure. (varies)

Táticas de pressão para ficar de olho

No widely reported pressure tactics in restaurants. In some Bratislava Old Town clubs the bigger issue is inflated drink prices: always check prices before ordering.

Frases úteis

  • Zaplatím, prosím. I'd like to pay, please.
  • To je v poriadku. It's fine (keep the change).
  • Účet, prosím. The bill, please.

Etiqueta

  • Greet with 'Dobrý deň' when entering shops and restaurants.
  • Take off shoes when entering a home; slippers are often offered.
  • Look people in the eye when toasting ('Na zdravie').
  • Cover shoulders and knees in churches.
  • Carry your passport or ID card; police can fine you up to 1,600 EUR without it.
  • Validate paper public transport tickets as soon as you board.

Golpes e como lidar com eles

  • Inflated club and bar prices

    Onde: Bratislava Old Town nightlife

    Como funciona: Some clubs charge very high prices for drinks, sometimes combined with drink spiking.

    Como evitar: Check prices before ordering, keep your drink in sight and leave if pressured.

  • Overcharging taxis at stations

    Onde: Bratislava main station, bus station, tourist areas

    Como funciona: Drivers waiting at hubs quote high fares or overcharge tourists.

    Como evitar: Use Bolt, Uber, Hopin or Liftago, or agree the fare first.

  • Tyre puncture trick

    Onde: Petrol stations and motorway services

    Como funciona: Thieves puncture a tyre on foreign-registered cars, then 'help' or follow you and steal bags when you stop.

    Como evitar: Stop only in well-lit busy places, lock doors and keep luggage out of sight.

  • Passport as deposit

    Onde: Bars, rentals, clubs

    Como funciona: You are asked to leave your passport as a deposit, which can then be held to extract money.

    Como evitar: Never leave your passport as a deposit; you must carry it as ID by law.

  • Pickpocketing in crowds

    Onde: Christmas markets, Old Town bars, public transport

    Como funciona: Thieves and bag snatchers target distracted visitors.

    Como evitar: Keep valuables zipped and in front; never leave bags on chairs.

  • Dynamic currency conversion

    Onde: ATMs and card terminals

    Como funciona: You are offered a charge in your home currency at a poor rate.

    Como evitar: Always choose EUR.

Segurança

  • Petty crime is the main risk, especially in Bratislava: pickpockets and bag snatchers in tourist areas, Christmas markets and bars.
  • Drink spiking has been reported in Bratislava Old Town clubs.
  • Foreign-registered cars may be targeted; park in lit areas and do not leave luggage visible.
  • Motorways need an electronic vignette; buy it online before driving.
  • In the Tatras check weather and trail closures; some high trails close from November to mid-June. Mountain rescue: 18 300.

Quanto se fala inglês

Widely spoken by younger adults and in Bratislava's tourist areas; rare among older people, who may speak German or Russian instead.

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