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The currency used in Slovakia is the Euro ( ). Money can be exchanged in most banks and exchange offices in the city centre... The public transport network in Bratislava is dense. Although the city has no subway, it has buses, trams and trolleybuses, with the latter operating in hillier areas. When travelling, allowance should be made for possible delays, especially at peak times. Night buses run every hour. Tickets are purchased from ticket vending machines at bus stops or news-stands and are valid for a specific period of time. It is necessary to validate them in the vehicle. These through-tickets are valid for all types of public transport in the city. The shortest period tickets are valid for 15 minutes and cost 70 cents. For more information about schedules, journey planners, maps and routes see www... Here you will find general information about the city where the EU Council informal meetings will be held, as well as about transport and accommo...

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