- The Slovak National Gallery, a network of galleries in Slovakia is housed in the complex of buildings on the Razus’ embankment in Bratislava.
- The whole collection of Slovak National Gallery consists of approximately 55 000 art works and the art of european origin is a part of it as well.
- The exhibits of the Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava tell about the development of local art from ancient times to the present day.
- In its foundation deed, the Slovak National Gallery (SNG) is defined as the supreme and central gallery institution of Slovakia.
- The history of music, from ornate carved violins to the art of Slovak tango, is covered in detail on the 1st floor of this branch of the national museum…
- There are also works by Slovak artists like Ľudovít Fulla and Janko Alexy. 2. Take a Tour: The Slovak National Gallery offers guided tours of its permanent collection.
- Slovak National Gallery. 811 02 Námestie Ľudovíta Štúra. Bratislavský kraj, SVK.
- Currently, this place is a must visit if you happen to be in Bratislava: Due to the ongoing renovation, the Slovak National Gallery has free entry!
- In 1963, The Association of Slovak Architects was asked to design an additional structure for the Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava.
- The Slovak National Gallery maintains, documents and provides access to a crucial part of Slovak cultural heritage, visual arts mostly.