At the GMB Studio, we make art accessible through various activities suitable for children and adults. In addition, you can have a snack, relax, or pass the time. Entrance to the studio is free during the gallery's opening hours. We look forward to your visit!

Provide your class with a creative experience in the company of works of art at one of the GMB’s educational programmes. Our programmes promote the development of visual literacy, critical thinking, sensitivity to diversity, and the expression of ideas and opinions while remaining open-minded and respectful of each other. We produce educational programmes based on content standards, creating cross-curricular links between topics in the field of art and culture and other disciplines to enable art to become a natural part of young people's lives.

For foreigners living in Slovakia, for friends and visitors from abroad, or to improve your English. Regularly, once a month, one early Thursday evening is dedicated to an English tour of current exhibitions or permanent exhibitions.

Art comes in many forms, and some can be drunk. You can find premium coffee, natural wines, hot cocoa, fermented lemonades and something small to eat on the ground floor under the exhibitions of artworks. Emil cafe, a fantastic host, has made his home in the Mirbach Palace. He will welcome you inside under the vaults and in the courtyard.

The Bratislava City Gallery Library is a specialist library specialized in fine arts, architecture and applied arts. The library's establishment started with the creation of the gallery in the Primate's Palace.

The courtyards of the GMB palaces are an urban space immediately accessible to everyone. Sit Down project, which brings free public seating to Bratislava, welcomes visitors to the courtyards. Here you can enjoy the sun, read your favourite book in the shade, have a morning coffee or lunch with friends, or arrange a work meeting. In the pleasant historical environment of the Mirbach Palace, with the sound of water in Viktor Tilgner's fountain or with the sun's reflections in Milan Dobeš's work - Reflex relief II. in the Pálffy Palace.