Area and countryside
City of Bratislava
The most significant Bratislava attractions include:
- Bratislava Castle;
- Slovak National Gallery;
- St. Martin’s Cathedral;
- St. Michael’s Tower;
- Hviezdoslav Square;
- Main Square;
- Primacial Palace;
- Grassalkovich Palace and garden;
- Mirbach Palace;
- Slovak National Theatre.
DANUBIANA museum in Čunovo
Only 5-minute walking away from the Divoká voda complex the DANUBIANA moderns arts museum is situated directly neat the waterworks. The museum is situated on the Danube bank on the island spandrel. Its extraordinary position is underlined also by its atypical building as well as exterior full of interesting solitaires made by great masters. The museum expositions are replaced approximately every two months. Check the news at www.danubiana.sk.
Mosonymagyaróvár thermal spa, Hungary
Merely 15 km away from the complex you can enjoy healing effects of thermal water for your movement apparatus. The local thermal spa is based on a thermal spring of alkaline and hydrogen-carbonate water containing a lot of soluble salts. This water has excellent healing effects. The basins with no chemical additives are in operation all year long.
Entrance fee: HUF 2,100.00 or EUR 8.00 / day.
www.thermal-movar.hu email: thermhot@axelero.hu.
Danube Cycle Path
(Donauradweg in German, Duna menti kerékpárút in Hungarian) is a cycle road along the Danube banks from the German Donaueschingen through Austria and Slovakia to Budapest in Hungary. It is approximately 1,200 km long.
In Slovakia the path starts on the Berg border crossing and ends near the town of Štúrovo. It is 168 km long and leads along the Danube dam. Behind the Prístavný most (Harbour Bridge) in Bratislava it is split into two branches that again merge on the dam side of Gabčíkovo.
The Danube Cycle Path passes by the Divoká voda complex. Stop by us, take a rest, and refresh yourself in our complex!