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Nedbalka Gallery

About

Nedbalka Gallery in Bratislava offers a captivating journey through Slovak modern art, housed in a uniquely designed building reminiscent of New York’s Guggenheim. Located in the Old Town, the gallery spans four floors and presents a permanent exhibition tracing the evolution of Slovak painting and sculpture from the late 19th century to the present. Works are arranged chronologically and thematically, highlighting key artistic movements and individual styles. The collection features influential artists such as Ľudovít Fulla, Martin Benka, and Mikuláš Galanda, whose contributions shaped the national art scene. Beyond its exhibitions, Nedbalka fosters public appreciation through educational programs and a welcoming atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy the gallery café and art shop, making it not only a cultural destination but also a space for reflection and inspiration. With its architectural elegance and curatorial depth, Nedbalka Gallery stands as a vibrant tribute to Slovakia’s artistic heritage.

Bratislava Slovakia

Location

Nedbalka Gallery is located at Nedbalova 17, right in the historic heart of Bratislava’s Old Town, on one of the city’s oldest streets built over medieval city walls and connecting Laurinská and Uršulínska Streets. The gallery’s unique building is a restored architectural gem with a modern interior inspired by the Guggenheim Museum in New York, featuring five floors of Slovak modern art from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Surrounding the gallery, visitors find themselves steps away from the vibrant pedestrian quarters of Old Town. The famous Laurinská Street provides a variety of boutiques, cafés, and restaurants, while the lively Hviezdoslav Square, historic Old Town Hall, and the grand St. Martin’s Cathedral are just a short walk away. The area is bustling with art galleries, local shops, and charming passageways, offering a true Bratislava experience with culture, cuisine, and history at your fingertips.