Cintorín pri Kozej bráne (komentovaná prehliadka, 90 min.)

Hidden in the shadow of the castle hill, near the busy center, there is a place where time seems to stop running. Cemetery at Kozá Gate, one of the oldest preserved cemeteries in Bratislava, breathes silence, which is not empty - it is full of voices, memories and unanswered stories. There are fate of burghers, doctors, traders, evangelical and Catholic families between the tombstones with lost letters, obtained frames and dilapidated beauty. Here, German, Hungarian, Slovak and Jewish worlds meet, as they once met in the streets of Prešporka. And although many names do not say anything today, their stories have not been lost - they just wait for someone to ask them.

Cemetery at Kozá Gate is a place of lost silence in the middle of the city, an oasis where one can stand up for a moment and realize how briefly we live - and how deep we can leave a track.