Stumbled across this place accidentally on a Saturday and there was an outdoor street food market with a variety of dishes from all over the world. The food was fantastic and there were tents you can stand under to eat which was useful in the rain. Inside the building there was a wholesale going on of various products. We bought some Apricot wine which was divine! Not sure if this is on every Saturday but I highly recommend to pass through.

The Old Market is a must-see when in Bratislava. In the city center near the fountain (in front of the market) and the old square, near McDonald's and the tram station, as well as the shopping center, Lidl and Tesco on the other side. A fantastic entrance and architectural solution with lots of glass and light. It was a holiday and there were many tourists in the square walking and taking photos. Also, I am delighted with the place because there you can sit on a bench or in a cafe next door and feel the wonderful spirit of Bratislava's past.

A great place. This particular kind of fusion of young and old, of tradition and modern zeitgeist. Glorious. Where else can you buy homemade sauerkraut, listen to a concert and drink a hip lemonade? There are clean restrooms and a children area available too.

Very clean area and with amazingly fresh produce. Hang outside at the food park with a variety of delicious international dishes. Mouth watering dishes at Mumbai Express.

Great multipurpose venue for different social events including conferences and company parties. The building has two main floors so you can extend your event on the ground floor to a balcony overlooking the entire space. There is an elevator access as well so the whole space is wheelchair accessible and it is also easy to move heavier equipment if needed. On Saturdays there is usually a community market inside with a many different vendors selling food, drinks and bio products. It is a good place to meet new people and experience Bratislava from new angle. The location is perfect, right in the city center with walking distance to the most of historic landmarks in the old town.

We popped in here by chance and found a really nice local market from local small businesses.

Very nice market hall full of typical food and vintage/second hand stalls

One of our favourite spots in the city. We walked inside because we saw that there was something like a farmer's market combined with a flea market and it seemed a perfect opportunity to get a grip of the residents' vibe and everyday life. There were many stalls selling from local cheese to paintings and more. There were people of all ages, it was such a lively place and I was thrilled to be there! Everyone seemed so relax, tasting wines, food, there was also a small playground for kids on the top floor and an amazing pottery space on the ground floor. It was Saturday, not really sure of this happens every weekend or we were just lucky to stumble upon an event, but just in case.. check it out if you're visiting Bratislava!

If you want to take a break and enjoy in some delicious local food and have a nice drink this is the perfect place. You can buy handmade and local products to bring them home as well.

Nice looking place where they had a street food is the front. Many people were inside and waiting for food and it smelled nice around the street. Inside the hall was some event happening with products being sold and they asked us for 2€ to go in.

i go here almost every week with my boyfriend to look at the great selection of books, food, art, and many other great things. i love the space there. definitely would recommend visiting!

Cool place to visit. When the market is held you can find some tasty or interesting local, artisanal products. When there's no market is serves as a gallery for the most unusual installations. My kids loved it

Was on my way to get brunch when we came across the street food stand by accident just by looking outside the tram window. We came off the team to Local stands, the food was fresh, original products from the locals and diverse cultures in one place. Just behind the food stand was a historic building called the old farmers market where local produce of fresh food and wine were sold. It’s a great place to start your tour of Bratislava and I highly recommend if you love good food and drink. Customer service was also excellent and they put up tent with standing stools for you to eat when the weather is bad. Would definitely return!

Beautiful but it closes at 3 PM so we couldn’t get in. There are many cool bars and cafes around.

Bio market and mainly Books but only on saturday. Évents on other evenings private in général.

Nice Saturday Market. It worth a visit if there is time.

For 2 eur entry fee (kids until 15 are for free) you may become a part of interactive digital art now. Worth stopping by if you're nearby and especially with the small ones :).

I was there at the beginning in July. It's really interesting. The entry is free. In the room is a really interesting structure. It's an unusual art construction. You can go inside, it's really interesting. But people with claustrophobia or fear of heights should go in there. When you go upstairs there are some really good photos from some artists. There are also toilets! In the hall there is a market place on some days.

Went there for interactive digital exhibitors and loved it. Something different in the market hall place.

We visited on Easter Saturday. It has a great aura. People selling variety of things including sweets, dry fruits, wine etc A small restaurant upstairs along with many book stalls. Sadly I'm not Slovak but the books were. The whole place is lit up and definitely a place to visit if you don't have planned much