Komárno - Wikipedia
WEBKomárno is Slovakia's principal port on the Danube. It is also the center of the Hungarian community in Slovakia, [6] which makes up 53.8% (2011 census) of the town's population. The town is the historic seat of the Serbian national minority in Slovakia.
Komárno - Slovakia.travel
WEBThe centre of the Danubeland, the town of KOMÁRNO (population 36,800) lies on the confluence of the Váh and Dunaj. It is one of the oldest towns in Slovakia. The medieval town lived its greatest prosperity in the 15th century when the rulers and court of Kingdom of Hungary frequently stayed in Komárno.
Komárno | Danube River, Fortress, Castle | Britannica
WEBKomárno, town, southwestern Slovakia. It lies at the confluence of the Vah and Nitra rivers with the Danube River below Bratislava, at the Hungarian border. The town of Komárom, part of Hungary, lies on the south bank of the Danube across from Komárno. Komárno occupies the extreme eastern end of an.
Komárno – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
WEBUnderstand. The city, together with today's Hungarian neighboring city Komárom, formed a quite important center, especially due to the large barracks. Today the city is the most important center of the Hungarian minority, and its German-speaking roots have not been forgotten, so many signs are in three languages.
The Fortress Komárno - Slovakia.travel
WEBThe Fortress of Komárno, in the south of Slovakia, is the largest and the most important memorial of this kind in Slovakia. With its size and the degree of preservation it is unique in Europe. As a matter of fact there have been efforts …
Komárno – Wikipédia
WEBКоморан (Komoran), lat. Camarum, Comaromium) [5] [6] je okresné mesto v Nitrianskom kraji na Slovensku, ktoré leží pri sútoku Dunaja a Váhu. Pre odlíšenie od mesta s rovnakým názvom, ktoré leží v Maďarsku, je v hovorovej maďarčine používaný názov Észak-Komárom (Severné Komárno) alebo Révkomárom .
Komarno
WEBKomarno, situated at the confluence of the rivers Vah and Danube at the height of 108-115 meters, is one of the oldest settlements in the Carpathian basin. It is a town with rich history. Its territory has been systematically inhabited since the Early Bronze Age.
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