Hotel Centrál Šaľa is situated in Šaľa, 49 km from Piešťany and 24 km from Nitra. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.

The Hotel Hubert can be found on the edge of Nové Zámky, about 10 minutes from the city centre and offers you cosy rooms, fine cuisine and an inviting sauna area.

Hotel Centrál Šaľa is situated in Šaľa, 49 km from Piešťany and 24 km from Nitra. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.

Thermal Swimming Pool with an unique therapeutic geothermal water, with the mineral consistency similar to the Dead Sea water. There are other additional services in the area of swimming pool as massages, sauna etc. The complex is situated in the green area with sculptures made at the regularly organised art symposiums.

ThermalPark Nitrava sa nachádza v peknom prostredí v malebnej obci Poľný Kesov, neďaleko Nitry. Je ľahko prístupný do 15 minút jazdy autom z rýchlostnej cesty R1 – NITRA - JUH. ThermalPark Nitrava patrí svojou rozlohou medzi najväčšie na Slovensku.

The town of Komárno, which lies on the banks of the Danube on the border with Hungary, and its surroundings are full of historic monuments and attractions. The Komárno Thermal Swimming-pool lies in the centre of the town and is packed full of water attractions and opportunities for having fun and relaxing.

A relaxing experience is what you will find at Patince’s wellness hotel and pools. The thermal water found at the southernmost community in Slovakia acts upon the entire body.

Although The Danube Region is not one of the large regions, it offers a number of thermal springs to its residents and tourists. Here we can find a trio of recreational swimming pools with interesting and healing thermal springs. Swimming pools in Komárno, Štúrovo and Wellness and Summer Thermal Spa Patince all help people improve their health.

Nitriansky hrádok in south-western Slovakia is called the Slovak Troy because it has its own Helen - the Venus of Hrádok. A splendid monument was built to honour this beautiful prehistoric statuette.

Ortodoxná synagóga v Šuranoch je zaradená medzi národné kultúrne pamiatky a patrí medzi s kvosty synagogálnej architektúry na Slovensku. Od roku 2007 je tiež sídlom expozície Mestského múzea, ktorá dokumentuje vývoj spoločnosti, mesta a najbližšieho okolia.

The town Hurbanovo is notorious not only for the locally produced beer Zlatý bažant, but above all for the oldest Slovak observatory, history of which initiated in 1871.

The wooden bridge in Kolárovo is the longest bridge built all from wood in Europe.

The boat mill in Kolárovo in the south-west of Slovakia is the last existing specimen of the floating mill and the only boat mill in Slovakia. The mill houses the Boat Miller's Museum.

The Courtyard of Europe is the name for the unique architectural work of the architects from the Atelier Europe in Komárno. The buildings in the new square with a surface of 6,500 m2 are stylistically designed and they represent historical architecture typical for particular parts of Europe.

Permanent expositions:  The main museum building, Komárno - History of Komárno and its surroundings from the prehistory to 1849  Museum and library building - museum`s picture gallery (18th - early 20th cent.) Zichy Palace, Komárno - Komárno 1849-1945, Prominent persons born in the town: Mór Jókai and Franz Lehár Bastion VI., Komárno - Roman Lapidarium  A peasant house in Martovce - Exposition of folk architecture and housing

The Mojmírovce Mansion is situated 15 km southwards from the region center Nitra in the village of Mojmírovce. The first written reference to a former town with rich history dates back to 1156. There are several monuments in the village that are a testimony to its interesting past. One of them is the aforementioned Mojmírovce Mansion that is located in the romantic setting of a park reserve.

The 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 to enlist it into the heritage of the UNESCO.

It was the Romans who built at Iža the first fort on the left bank of the Danube. Celemantia is the largest and most fabled reminder of Roman times in Slovakia.