The American Citizen Services (ACS) Unit of the Embassy's Consular Section provides both routine and emergency services to American citizens in Slovakia.

ACS Hours: 8.00-11.45 AM and 2.00-3.15 PM. Please note that the Embassy will be closed on all official Slovak and American holidays.

Emergencies: (in the event of an emergency involving the death, injury, destitution, incarceration or other crisis encountered by an American Citizen in Slovakia) : during regular working hours, contact the ACS Unit in person or using the Contact Information below. After hours or on weekends/holidays, contact the Embassy's Duty Officer at: +421 903 703 666 (alternatively, call the Main Switchboard at +421-2-5443-0861, press "0" to speak to the U.S. Marine on duty, and ask to be connected to the Duty Officer.)

Location: The Consulate is located at Hviezdoslavovo namestie #4, Bratislava, Slovakia. It is adjacent to the main U.S. Embassy building, between the Czech Embassy and the Hotel Carlton.

The American Citizen Services (ACS) Unit of the Embassy's Consular Section provides both routine and emergency services to American citizens in Slovakia.

ACS Hours: 8.00-11.45 AM and 2.00-3.15 PM. Please note that the Embassy will be closed on all official Slovak and American holidays.

Emergencies: (in the event of an emergency involving the death, injury, destitution, incarceration or other crisis encountered by an American Citizen in Slovakia) : during regular working hours, contact the ACS Unit in person or using the Contact Information below. After hours or on weekends/holidays, contact the Embassy's Duty Officer at: +421 903 703 666 (alternatively, call the Main Switchboard at +421-2-5443-0861, press "0" to speak to the U.S. Marine on duty, and ask to be connected to the Duty Officer.)

Location: The Consulate is located at Hviezdoslavovo namestie #4, Bratislava, Slovakia. It is adjacent to the main U.S. Embassy building, between the Czech Embassy and the Hotel Carlton.

The American Citizen Services (ACS) Unit of the Embassy's Consular Section provides both routine and emergency services to American citizens in Slovakia.

ACS Hours: 8.00-11.45 AM and 2.00-3.15 PM. Please note that the Embassy will be closed on all official Slovak and American holidays.

Emergencies: (in the event of an emergency involving the death, injury, destitution, incarceration or other crisis encountered by an American Citizen in Slovakia) : during regular working hours, contact the ACS Unit in person or using the Contact Information below. After hours or on weekends/holidays, contact the Embassy's Duty Officer at: +421 903 703 666 (alternatively, call the Main Switchboard at +421-2-5443-0861, press "0" to speak to the U.S. Marine on duty, and ask to be connected to the Duty Officer.)

Location: The Consulate is located at Hviezdoslavovo namestie #4, Bratislava, Slovakia. It is adjacent to the main U.S. Embassy building, between the Czech Embassy and the Hotel Carlton.

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Fortunately, I had enough cash. However, I read the instructions on my rail pass and I think I messed up my last date and I may have to buy my ticket to Munich. If this is true, please listen for my scream.

It is a pretty city, but it suffers if you compare it to Prague. It is cheap though.

Now I wait for my train, which is called the Orient-Express. But it goes to Strasbourg. My pass should be good for this train according to the ticket agents in Vienna.

As of this month, there's no border stop for travelers between either of those countries.