borough of
Bratislava The area of Nivy is delimited by Karadžičova Street from the west, Krížna Street and Trnavská cesta Street from the north, Bajkalská Street and Hraničná Street from the east and the Winter Harbor of the
Port of Bratislava from the south. It borders the Štrkovec neighborhood, Trávniky neighborhood and Prievoz neighborhood of
Ružinov from the east, the Vlčie hrdlo neighborhood of
Ružinov from the south, the borough of
Old Town from the west and the borough of
Nové Mesto from the north. The Nivy neighborhood features the following local areas (): • 500 apartments development () - was the first planned large-scale housing development in Bratislava built as a reaction to sharply rising demands for living spaces in the city after
Second World War. Construction started in 1949 around Svätoplukova Street and Budovateľská Street according to project by A. Daríček. The area consists of a colony of residential brick buildings three floors in height built next to each other featuring small-size apartments. It was originally located within the borders of Revúcka Street, Velehradská Street, Pavlovova Street, Súťažná Street, Azovská Street, Svätoplukova Street and partially Budovateľská Street. Sídlisko 500 bytov is a purely residential area that features the
House of Culture Cultus Nivy. • Košická development () • Old Ružinov () • Ružová dolina () • Mlynské Nivy - West Zone () • Mlynské Nivy - East Zone () • Chalupkova Zone () == History ==