Dunajská Streda

In mid-19th century the town was part of a province of the Avar Khaganate Vetvar. A Khaganate was a kind of a state whose “emperor” was called a Khagan. The Avars were a nomadic confederacy from Asia who mixed with the Slavic peoples. The chronicles say that Dunajská Streda as we know it today originates from 1874..

Sights and Culture

The dominant feature of the town is the Roman Catholic church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, which was built in the 14th century. Among other important momuments in Dunajská Streda belong the Evangelical Church from 1883 and the Holocaust memorial, which is situated in the town center. It was built in 1991 in memory of the synagogue from 1860, which was demolished. Other interesting sights are the White Monastery built at the end of the 19th century, the Vermes villa, the cemetry from the First World War and the Jewish Cemetry. In Dunajská Streda there is also a thermal spa with a water park and a wellness hotel with Japanese spa.

GPS: 47.9926501454, 17.6198816299  Edit

Altitude: 117 m  Edit

Foundation (year): 1250  Edit

	Thermal Park Dunajska Streda Swimming, 1.3 km	Add to the plan
	Watermill in Dunajský Klátov Museums, 7.3 km	Add to the plan
	Slovakiaring , 8 km	Add to the plan
	Water Wheel Mill Tomášikovo 11.2 km	Add to the plan
	Gabčíkovo 13.9 km	Add to the plan
	Water Mill Jelka 17 km	Add to the plan
	Thermal Park Velký Meder Swimming, 19.3 km	Add to the plan

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