Bratislava Sex Guide advises where to find sex , working girls , prostitution , street hookers , brothels , red-light districts , sex shops , prostitutes , erotic massage parlors , strip clubs and escorts in Bratislava , Slovakia. Bratislava [1] or Pozsony in Hungarian and Pressburg in German, is the capital and largest city in Slovakia.
It has a population of almost , and is the administrative, cultural and economic centre of the country. Prostitution itself is at present not illegal in Slovakia but any form of pimping or organized solicitation is punishable by law. That is the official stance but like most other major capitals you will find a steady supply of both street prostitutes, erotic massage salons, up-market escort services and strip bars fronting for brothels. Most prostitutes now work at so-called "privates" - unmarked apartments around the city with several girls usually requiring telephone arrangement.
Street prostitution is limited to areas frequented by truck drivers and European clients - the highway Panonska towards the Hungarian border in Petrzalka, as well as a stretch of road near the Slovnaft refinery. Because of the grey area that defines the legal prostitution in Bratislava. There is no guarantee of healthcare for prostitutes from the state and some are assumed to be drug addicts by the police and municipality.
Bratislava is not the best place for mongering comparing to some other capitals in Europe. However, you can still find some sex action from this city. Bratislava had its own " red-light district " called Vydrica, but it was completely demolished by communists. Now there is no window type red-light district or an area where prostitution is concentrated. Now a days most local sex workers move to work at the red-light districts of Germany.
Most prostitutes in Bratislava now work at so-called "privats" - unmarked apartments around the city with one or several girls usually requiring telephone arrangement. Street prostitution is limited to areas frequented by truck drivers and Austrian clients - the highway Panonska towards the Hungarian border in Petrzalka , as well as a stretch of road near the Slovnaft refinery. Because of the grey area that defines the legal status of prostitution in Bratislava, there is no guarantee of healthcare for prostitutes from the state and most are assumed to be drug addicts by the police and municipality.
