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Software Solution Provider
Software Solution Provider
IBL Software Engineering Slovakia
Galvaniho 17/C
SK-82104 Bratislava
Slovak Republic
Office hours
Monday – Friday
07:30 – 17:30 CET
Flying to Bratislava Airport
There are direct flights to Bratislava from several European cities, mostly operated by Ryanair. Only London Stansted and Dublin fly daily, all others fly only several times a week or during high season. It is worthwhile to check though, there are some surprising connection that may suit your needs and the airport is very close to our office (less than 5 minutes by car) and we will be happy to pick you up or arrange a taxi.
Flying to Airport Vienna – Schwechat
Vienna Airport (VIE) is only 50 kilometers away from Bratislava. This is a large international airport, so you will have connection from any part of the world.
The bus journey to Bratislava only takes 60 minutes, there are frequent connections (every 30 minutes during the day) and they are not expensive, around 10 EUR. When you arrive at the airport, just walk out from the arrival area and you will see the bus stands ahead. A monitor near the door has an information about the departure times and the bus stop numbers. The services are run by several bus companies and you can also buy the tickets online beforehand, but you can just buy them directly on the bus as well.
From Bratislava Airport
Call a taxi: there are taxis available at the airport, but they are more expensive than regular non-airport taxis, so even if you decide not to ask us for pick-up, consider arranging a taxi instead of using the airport taxi.
Use public transport: Get a ticket with a shortest validity (30 minutes, 1.10 EUR) and take bus 61 or 96 to Avion Shopping Park. It is less than a 10-minute walk to our office from the bus stop: click here for a map with walking directions.
Bratislava has Uber, Bolt and Hopin, so if you have one of these apps, this is the best choice.
In comparison with other European cities, the taxis in Bratislava are cheap, however drivers often overcharge foreigners. Our recommendations:
There are two hotels that are walking distance from our office, both are nice (as far as our other visitors told us):
Click for map showing the walking route from hotels to the IBL premises.
However, you will be further from the city centre, so if you prefer to stay in the centre and take some transportation to the office, you will find a wide range of options in the city, including AirBnB apartments.
Bratislava has a quite well-developed public transport system (although no underground). You can use buses, trolleybuses and trams (more info at the Public transport website).
Tickets are available at machines at some of the stops and at the newsagents or you can pay directly on the bus/tram with your credit card. The price is a bit tricky, because it is based on the total amount of time travelled which may be difficult to assess for visitors (and also depends on the method of purchase). But some basic figures:
