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Walk Bratislava in 1740

AI rebuilds Pressburg (Pozsony; modern Bratislava) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.

Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk

Pressburg — Coronation City, 1740

Pressburg in 1740 stands as the ceremonial coronation city of the Hungarian kingdom, its cathedral and castle the visible signs of royal ritual and noble power. The walk follows the Danube approach, a floating bridge and the procession route through Michael's Gate to Saint Martin's crowned spire, passing magnates' palaces, market squares, riverside quays and the vineyards rising onto the Little Carpathians.

35 scenes — 21 streets, squares and views, 14 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Bratislava as it stood in 1740 (“History of Bratislava”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Devín Approach
  2. 2. Danube Approach
  3. 3. Pontoon Bridge
  4. Pontoon Toll House · interior
  5. 4. Riverside Quay
  6. Customs Counting Room · interior
  7. 5. Michael's Gate
  8. Gate Guardroom Beneath Tower · interior
  9. 6. Michalská Street
  10. 7. Main Square (Hauptplatz)
  11. Main Square Merchant Hall · interior
  12. 8. Old Town Hall
  13. Council Chamber of the Old Hall · interior
  14. 9. Approach to St Martin's
  15. 10. St. Martin's Cathedral
  16. Nave Prepared for Coronation · interior
  17. Cathedral Sacristy · interior
  18. 11. Coronation Route
  19. 12. Castle Street (Zámocká)
  20. Coach Stable and Workshop · interior
  21. 13. Pálffy Palace
  22. Palffy Palace Ballroom · interior
  23. 14. Magnate Palace Row
  24. Magnate Dining Saloon · interior
  25. 15. Town Walls and Bastions
  26. 16. Little Carpathian Vineyards
  27. 17. Vintners' Track
  28. Vintner's Stone Cellar · interior
  29. 18. Fish Market (Rybný trh)
  30. Covered Fish Market Hall · interior
  31. 19. River Ferries
  32. 20. Lower Town Lanes
  33. 21. Castle Terrace Overlook
  34. State Audience Chamber · interior
  35. Castle Private Chapel · interior