When you say L+S in Bratislava, most of the people will automatically connect it with a little studio in Hotel Tatra near Hodža Square and with two theatre legends: Milan Lasica and Július Satinský. Both men have earned their place in the hearts of many Slovak and Czech people for making them laugh for many years. Continue
(13. 5. 1717 – 29.11. 1780)
Maria Theresa was the queen of Hungary, Czechia, Croatia and Slavonia, archduchess of Austria, Duchess of Parma and Piacenza and archduchess of Tuscany. Despite such a vast area to rule over, she had always found some spare time to visit Bratislava and lighten the city with her characteristic lavish and pompous taste. Continue
(16.12.1770 – 26.3.1827)
If you have ever played the piano, you have most likely had the pleasure of meeting Ludwig van Beethoven. Although not personally, tunes of his famous sonatas and symphonies are world-famous and you have most likely heard them despite not sharing his love of playing the piano. Just try to search for his name on youtube or try to type in words such as Fur Elise, Moonlight sonata or Symphony no. 5 and you will recognize those tunes immediately. Continue
