ERDÖDY PALACE

Erdödy Palace is a luxury building on Ventúrska Street 1 in Bratislava, which was built in the 18th century, at a time when several luxury palaces were built: Palffy, Grasalkovič, Mirbach and Esterházy Palace. Many world-famous artists and composers, such as Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Liszt, were frequent guests in these palaces ... The palace was built in 1770 by Count Juraj Erdödy de Monyökerek according to a project by Matej Walch. It was built on the site of three older houses. Originally it was a three-storey building, which was extended by two more floors in the first half of the 20th century.

In 2003 it was renovated palace. At present, there is a bar and a café with original paintings by Andy Warhol and a restaurant, which also includes one of the largest wine cellars in Slovakia, containing about 400 types of wine. In the underground of the palace is a modern disco club, which includes a functional transformer station, which serves as a source of electricity for Bratislava's Old Town. The club has the largest cast concrete bar in Slovakia with a length of 15 meters.