Attling enthuses how the feeling that her jewelry connects different people through interesting encounters and conversations serves as a constant source of inspiration for her. When choosing jewelry, an important criterion in the jewelry designer’s opinion is that they evoke emotions and can at best act as conversation starters.
Some you have chosen yourself, others you have inherited, some you have received as a gift: the most important thing, however, is to choose and keep in your collection exactly the jewelry that you like. – Jewelry is always associated with strong, personal memories. Open-mindedly mix gold and silver, pearls and precious stones. Trust your own protection monthĮfva Attling’s advice to those who are adding to their own jewelry collection is to boldly choose different jewelry, but jewelry that looks their own. If the image is not visible, you can view it from here. The purpose is to choose for your own personal jewelry collection only jewelry that is important to you and that resonates and pleases even years from now, underlines Attling. – The most important criterion when choosing a piece of jewelry that looks like you is to choose a piece of jewelry that really speaks to you, both in terms of style and design. We interviewed the woman in her new boutique that opened in the center of Helsinki. These are Most Lafranconi (Lafranconi Bridge), Most SNP (Bridge of the Slovak National Uprising), Starý most (The Old Bridge), Most Apollo (Apollo Bridge) and Prístavný Most (The Harbour Bridge).Jewelry designer Efva Attling has decades of experience designing expressive and individual jewelry. Leaving the river ports of Bratislava will give various views of the five bridges standing over the river Danube. An number of tourist operators sail out of Bratislava’s Passage port, with routes to Devin and Vienna to name but two. One of two international river ports in Slovakia is Port of Bratislava, which provides access to the Black Sea via the River Danube and out to the North Sea via the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal. The rail network within the city has direct connections to Austria, Hungary, Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic and the rest of Slovakia.ĭirect road access to Brno (Czech Republic), Budapest (Hungary), Trnava (Western Slovakia) and Vienna (Austria) is provided by the motorway network. There is another service Bratislavská integrovaná doprava (Bratislava Integrated Transport) that links train and bus routes from the city to destinations outside the immediate. The public transport system around the city is known as Mestská hromadná doprava (MHD, Municipal Mass Transit) and utilises buses, trams and trolleybuses to provide clean, economic and efficient transport around the city. Štefánik Airport (BTS), but Vienna International Airport is located only 49 kilometres away across the Austrian border. There are two airports that are in a position to sensibly service Bratislava. Having it headquarters in a building shaped like an inverted pyramid If you like interesting or unusual buildings, Slovenský rozhlas (Slovak Radio) was a state owned national radio broadcaster. There are over 140 fountains, drinking fountains and water wells in the city, with over half being in the old town. With his grinning face peeking from underneath a manhole cover in the old town, he is popular with visitors and locals alike. Situated at the junction of Laurinská and Panská Streets, it only takes a quick look to understand why he goes by the name “the watcher”.
His name, Čumil, is the Slovak word meaning “watcher”. You can not visit Bratislava with out saying hello to Čumil, the iconic images that tourists flock to see known as the ‘Man at Work Statue’ in the old town. As you pass through the gate you will notice the “zero kilometre” plate, which lists the distance to 29 world capitals from Bratislava. At 51 meters tall the tower has seven floors, with excellent views from the upper terrace across the old town. The roof of the original gothic tower which was built in the mid 14th century, was modified between 17 to give it its current, baroque style. This structure from the 14 th century is now home to a weapons museum and affords great views of the old town. Sadly, there is only gate remaining from the original medieval fortifications which is St.
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