Southbank is bringing a modern urban district to life – a place where both residents and visitors will have everything within easy reach. Alongside high-quality housing, the project will offer premium services, diverse opportunities for leisure, sports, and entertainment, as well as comprehensive public amenities on par with the standards expected of the capital’s city center.
Southbank will extend the center of Bratislava by introducing a new district that naturally connects to the surrounding riverside greenery. The project will seamlessly integrate residential areas, office spaces, retail, services, and high-quality public spaces, thus creating a vibrant and attractive district on the right bank of the Danube. It will also feature a car-free zone, providing a safe and welcoming environment in tune with nature.
Southbank will transform the area into a self-sufficient urban district, built on the principles of a 15-minute city. A well-balanced mix of housing, services, shops, and offices will ensure that the residents have everything they might need right at their doorstep, without the need for daily commuting for work, shopping, or leisure.
Strategically located on the right bank of the Danube, just minutes from the city center, the site is easily accessible by tram, bicycle, scooter, or on foot—naturally extending the city center of Bratislava.
In the future, Southbank will become even more integrated into the city thanks to the planned extension of the tram line into the area and the construction of a new transport hub TIOP near Muchovo Square. As a result, Southbank will offer a modern, easily accessible place to live, work, and relax—just steps from nature.
Greenery will continue to play a key role in the area—and the project will enhance its quality and accessibility. Southbank will introduce modern, interconnected public spaces known as “bowls”—unique zones, each with its own identity, function, and abundant opportunities for recreation.
The project also includes extensive green and blue infrastructure. Green infrastructure will feature parks, front gardens, tree-lined streets, and greenery integrated into facades and balconies. Blue infrastructure will focus on smart rainwater management, fostering a pleasant microclimate and inviting relaxation zones for both residents and visitors, while also helping to reduce the urban heat island effect.
