St Martin’s Cathedral

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St Martin’s Cathedral

Saint Martin's Cathedral is a Gothic church with several chapels. It was consecrated in 1452. Between 1563 and 1830, 11 Hungarian kings and 8 queens were crowned here. The cathedral tower rises to a height of 85 metres and is topped off by a gold-plated replica of the royal Hungarian crown.

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Address: Dóm Sv. Martina, Rudnayovo namestie 1, Bratislava
Email: dom@fara.sk
Phone: +421 2 3054 4334
More Info: dom.fara.sk/index.php/en
Address: For tourist: Mon–Fri 9am–11:30am / 1pm–6pm; Sat 9am–11:30am, Sun 1:45pm–4:30pm
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