The most known and most beautiful is the Mirror Hall of the Primatial Palace (the Municipal Gallery is situated there). Today the palace serves as the seat of Mayor of Bratislava as well as the facility for exhibitions and cultural events. There was signed the peace treaty between the French army of Napoleon and Austria army. The Old Town Hall is one of the oldest stone buildings of Bratislava. It is situated in the Main Square near the Maximilian's (Roland's) Fountain - the oldest fountain in the city (1572). The Old Town Hall was originally the Gothic style house built in 14th century. Since 15th century it has been used as the Town Hall. The Old Town Hall houses the Municipal Museum.
The Grassalgovich Palace is the Rococo style palace with French garden from 18th century. In present, it is the residence of the President of the Slovak Republic. The Slovak Nation Theatre was built in 1886 based on design of the Viennese architects F. Fellner and H. Helmer who specialised in theatres throughout central Europe. It is situated in the Hviezdoslav Square with the statue of Hviezdoslav opposite. In front of the theatre building is situated Ganimedes fountain. Reduta was erected in the place of the old granary, dating from the time of Maria Theresa. At the beginning of the 20th century this public building was constructed. Today it is the seat of the Slovak Philharmonic, where the Bratislava Music Festival takes place each autumn.
In Bratislava there are many others interesting places and buildings to see (the Ducks fountain in Šafárik Square).