Abstract
This article provides a summary of the sport infrastructure in the context of sustainability in the city of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. Sport infrastructure served as a vital aspect of urban development, playing a significant role in promoting the wellbeing of the population, enhancing social cohesion, and advancing economic growth. The article underscores the challenges the city is facing as well as its recent efforts to improve its sport infrastructure. The lack of suitable locations in the city is one of the greatest obstacles to the development of Bratislava’s sport infrastructure. Although there are many sports facilities in the city, the majority of them are out-of-date and unable to accommodate the rising demand for sports participation. Besides, the city’s sport infrastructure is largely concentrated in a few areas, making it challenging for citizens to participate in sports in other parts of the city. Bratislava had also made investments in creating parks and bike paths within the city to encourage active lifestyle and advance sustainable transportation. A recently re-elected major would be able to continue working towards sustainability goals as started in his previous election term. Additionally, maintaining support and investment in sports infrastructure would have a long-term advantages for both the sports community, the general public and sport tourists. The expansion and improvement of Bratislava’s sport infrastructure could lead to a more engaged and active population, increased social cohesion, and improved public health if thoughtfully planned and carried out in a sustainable manner.
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