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Review:
Definitely worth checking out, Man at Work - Cumil is a beautiful sculpture that can be seen in Bratislava’s old town. Designed by Slovakian artist Viktor Hulik, the sculpture depicts a sewer worker who is resting at the top of a manhole watching the people passing by. The sculpture was installed and opened to the public in 1997, and though the artist has said that the sculpture doesn’t symbolize anything and was added to revive tourism in the Old Town, many tales have formed since then. There are many other statues in the vicinity, including Paparazzi, Napoleon, and Schöner Náci.
811 01 Old Town, Slovakia
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