Bratislava, the capital of the Slovak Republic lies on both banks of the Danube river and on the parts of the Malé Karpaty mountains. It is the biggest and the most important town in Slovakia with rich history. The area of the town was already settled 4,000 years B.C. The Celts produced silver coins here - biateky and Romans had their fortifications here. In the past Bratislava was developing the most at the begining of the 16-th century when it was announced to be the capital city of the Hungarian Empire. 18 Hungarian monarchs were crowned in the Dóm svätého Martina here from 1563 to 1830. Turks destroyed the surroundings and the whole south-west parts but they never got into the city. In 1782 Bratislava had more than 33,000 inhabitants and became the second largest city in the Hungarian Empire. A historical core, the castle and the area under the castle create a nature preserve with more than 359 preserved objects. There is the Devínsky hrad castle above the junction of the rivers - Morava and Danube, on a steep cliff, mentioned for the first time as an important Slavonic fortification Dowina in 864.

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