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Museum of Clocks - Good Shepherd's house

Židovská 1, 811 01 Bratislava-Hrad, Slovakia

4.2(196)

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Marta KubalaMarta Kubala

House of a local merchant from 1760s in rococo style.The name "of the good sheperd" comes from a small statue of Jesus as the sheperd on the corner of the house. The house today is a museum of clocks ranging from 17th to 20th century from Bratislava clockmakers. An interesting place worth visiting, has a small bar on the ground floor as well.

Peter BorsukPeter Borsuk

Nice old house with small museum of historical clocks inside. The clocks are from different eras so and there are 3 floors dedicated to these time machines. Not much time to be spent there since it's basically just these clock and very short description however it's kind of cool to see something that is not in use anymore.

Faragó AttilaFaragó Attila

The clocks are beautiful, they worth the visit. The museum is not big, but rich in clocks. The only reason for the 4 stars, is that the light conditions are very poor, due to the reflection of the the protective glass, this should be somehow improved. Ticket prices 3€ normal and 2€ reduced (student etc.)

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3.0

A real Slovakian curiosity of a museum - a three-storey house with vertiginous steps, exhibiting various timekeeping instruments from the last 300 years or so. One for keen horologists only in terms of the exhibits, but the overall experience (even if you'll only be there 10 minutes) makes it worthwhile. €2.50 to enter at the time of writing - almost worth it solely to see and hear an old cassette tape recorder playing a recording of an ornamental...

5.0

House of a local merchant from 1760s in rococo style.The name "of the good sheperd" comes from a small statue of Jesus as the sheperd on the corner of the house.

The house today is a museum of clocks ranging from 17th to 20th century from Bratislava clockmakers. An interesting place worth visiting, has a small bar on the ground...