Historické památky v Komárně

Historical Sites & Museums

Explore the extensive Komárno-Komárom fortification system, spanning both the Slovak and Hungarian banks of the Danube. This collection features 19th-century bastions of the Palatine Line and the massive Fort Monostor. Key highlights include the Roman Lapidarium's stone artifacts from ancient Brigetio, the Klapka György Museum's local history exhibits, and specialized displays dedicated to military history and traditional Danube river shipping and crafts.

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Museum of Danube Komarno

The Museum of Danube in Komárno is a cultural and natural history museum in Komárno, Slovakia.

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Fort Monostor Komárom

Komárno - Komárom fortification system is a system of forts, bastions, and fortifications in and around the towns of Komárno and Komárom on…

Rímske Lapidárium

Located in Bastion VI, this museum houses a significant collection of Roman stone monuments, sarcophagi, and inscriptions recovered from the nearby Roman castrum of Brigetio.

Klapka György Múzeum

Local history museum featuring archaeological finds from the Roman city of Brigetio and exhibits detailing the town's development and its role in the 1848-49 Hungarian Revolution.

Hadtörténeti kiállítás

Military history exhibition situated within the fortification complex, showcasing weaponry, uniforms, and defensive strategies used throughout the region's history.

Bašta II

A 19th-century artillery bastion forming part of the Palatine Line, an extensive defensive system built to protect the city of Komárno.

Bašta IV

Part of the 19th-century Palatine Line defensive system, designed as a key component of the western perimeter fortifications.

Bašta V

A preserved defensive structure belonging to the 19th-century Palatine Line, representing the city's sophisticated military architecture.

Bašta III

An integral component of the 19th-century Palatine Line, this bastion served as a crucial point in the city's ring of fortifications.

Duna, Hajők, mesterségek kiállítás

Exhibition focused on the history of Danube river shipping, showcasing traditional trades, tools, and the evolution of river navigation in the region.