Only 2 km from the village is the "Siberian Tiger Oasis", which seeks to save endangered Ussuri tigers. The village is a frequent stop for water tourists sailing the river Little Danube, as near the village are picturesque locations of its branches.
The location of the village and the beautiful nature is also the basis for the development of riding in the village, while the attractions of the village include the riding school of the company EKOCENTER.
For the sports activities of the inhabitants and visitors of the village, there is a maintained football and volleyball court, which is a place of frequent meetings of friends of recreational sports.
From history
The village began to emerge during the first land reform after the establishment of the 1st Czechoslovak Republic, in the vicinity of the former mayor of the Pálffy family. Originally, 42 families of colonists settled here, mostly from Moravia and the surroundings of Myjava. The former mayor was gradually demolished and today family houses stand in its place. In 1929, the colony had 138 inhabitants and began building its own school. In 1938, Hurbanova Ves was already an independent settlement with a loan cooperative and a cooperative distillery, and in 1956 it became an independent municipality. In the sixties of the 20th century, there was a prosperous Jednotné roľnícke družstvo in the village, which significantly contributed to the development of the village.
present
Today, due to its convenient location near Bratislava and the beautiful environment, the village is once again experiencing a period of significant development. If you are looking for a pleasant and peaceful environment for your life, our village is the right choice for you.
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