Slovak Radio Building
Budova Slovenského rozhlasu
An inverted-pyramid Brutalist building completed in 1983. Its unusual form has earned it a place among the world's ugliest and coolest buildings.
The building is about 80 meters tall. Its steel structure forms an inverted pyramid. It is a showcase of modern architecture from the socialist period and still serves as the headquarters of Slovak Radio. Inside is a concert hall, where you can buy tickets to see the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. The building itself is not open for tours. The best spot for photos of the exterior is on Mlynská Street. It is about a 15-minute walk from the Old Town.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Grassalkovich Palace
- Blue Church (St. Elizabeth's Church)
- Primate's Palace
- Michael's Gate
- Old Town Hall
- Main Square
- Slovak National Theatre (Historic Building)
- Čumil (Man at Work)