Education
Karlova Ves features 5 high-schools, 5 elementary schools and 8 kindergartens. Mlynská dolina, part of Karlova Ves, features numerous universities and university dormitories.
- High-school equivalent: Gymnázium Ladislava Sáru 1, Škola úžitkového výtvarníctva Josefa Vydru Dúbravská cesta 11,
Spojená škola s organizačnými zložkami: ZŠ a gymnázium Tilgnerova 14, Spojená škola sv. Františka z Assisi s organizačnými zložkami: ZŠ sv. Františka z Assisi a gymnázium sv. Františka z Assisi, Súkromné gymnázium ESPRIT Majerníkova 62,
- Elementary schools: ZŠ Karloveská 61, Spojená škola s organizačnými zloţkami: ZŠ a gymnázium Tilgnerova 14, Spojená škola sv. Františka z Assisi s organizačnými zložkami: ZŠ sv. Františka z Assisi a gymnázium sv. Františka z Assisi, ZŠ Alexandra Dubčeka Majerníkova 62, ZŠ Veternicova 20
- Kindergartens: MŠ Adámiho 11, MŠ Borská 4, MŠ Kolískova 14, MŠ Ladislava Sáru 3, MŠ Ľudovíta Fullu 12, MŠ Majerníkova 11, MŠ Pod Rovnicami 1, MŠ Suchohradská 3
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