The city of Bratislava bought a legendary erotic salon for 1.4 million euros. She has big plans with him – TVNOVINY.sk

The neglected building of the former erotic salon in Bratislava’s Janko Kráľ Garden will be transformed into a gastronomic establishment. Reconstruction of the building, which will also set up barrier-free public toilets, as well as facilities for the Bratislava Cultural and Information Center (BKIS), should begin in the summer. The City of Bratislava, the City of Bratislava, informed about it.

“After the renovation, the building will be a place for all communities that love Janko Kráľ Park. We are working to complete the project documentation and we believe that implementation will begin in the coming months,” said Mayor Matúš Vallo in connection with an architectural study presented by Metropolitan Bratislava Institute (MIB).

The largest part of the reconstruction will be occupied by demolition work in the interior, in which the layout will change. They will also repair the roof and bring the building closer to its original appearance. “The original ceramic tiles will be returned to the façade under the white Spiš travertine. The original glazing towards the park will also be restored, the bars will be removed and the fountain that is part of the building will be repaired,” said Marcel Dzurilla, director of the urban development section at the Bratislava Metropolitan Institute.

A more precise time schedule for the renewal will be determined after the completion of the project documentation. The estimated value of the reconstruction is 600,000 euros without VAT.

The future operator of the building will emerge from the public tender. In case of interest, the premises should be rented in the future for private events such as seminars, celebrations or cultural openings.

The building by a team of architects led by Ferdinand Konček from 1982 originally served all visitors to the park. There was a snack bar and facilities for maintenance and park administration staff. In 1995, the building became privately owned. The purchase of the building was approved by Bratislava deputies in March 2021, and the town hall agreed with the owners on a price of 1.4 million euros without VAT. The transfer took place during the summer.