Nature & Outdoors
This collection showcases the diverse landscapes of the Trnava region, from the Danube floodplains to the peaks of the Little Carpathians. It features unique technical monuments like the wooden water mills in Jelka and Tomášikovo, alongside the massive Gabčíkovo dam project. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Záruby nature reserve or the riparian forests of Dunajské luhy, while viewpoints like the 16th-century Town Tower and Šianec offer panoramic vistas of the Váh and Danube river valleys.
Watermill of Dunajský Klátov
A bottom-wheel water mill with a brick mill house, currently serving as an ethnographic museum showcasing traditional milling techniques of the Žitný ostrov region.
Jelka Watermill
A unique three-story wooden ship mill on the Little Danube, later converted into a stationary pile mill. It features a large undershot water wheel and preserved milling equipment.
Univerzitný parčík
A small landscaped park in the historic center of Trnava, situated between the university buildings and the city walls.
Soutok Moravy a Dyje
The geographic confluence of the Morava and Dyje rivers, which serves as the tripoint where the borders of Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Austria meet.
Sedliská
A nature reserve on the slopes of the Považský Inovec mountains, protected for its rare xerothermic vegetation and diverse insect populations.
Záruby
The highest peak of the Little Carpathians at 768 meters, characterized by rocky limestone outcrops and deciduous forests.
Vodný mlyn pri Tomášikove (Maticov mlyn)
A well-preserved wooden pile mill from 1893 located on the Little Danube. The structure remains functional as a museum with its original machinery intact.
Žabie jazero
A natural lake situated within the Danube river branches, used primarily for local recreation and fishing.
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