The village has almost 1000 inhabitants, but expects further growth in the future. The territory of the village consists of fertile loess hills, intensively used for agriculture. The Trnávka stream flows through it. There are important transport routes nearby - railway and 1st class road leading from Trnava to Senice. The predominant soil types are brown earth and black earth.
The village has almost 1000 inhabitants, but expects further growth in the future. The territory of the village consists of fertile loess hills, intensively used for agriculture. The Trnávka stream flows through it. There are important transport routes nearby - railway and 1st class road leading from Trnava to Senice. The predominant soil types are brown earth and black earth.
Bohdanovce nad Trnavou was known mainly for its theatrical tradition. The village is known for folk embroidery and folk costumes, which represent a specific variant of West Slovak folk costume. At present, the tradition is maintained by the local folklore singing ensemble Žofia, founded in 2000. The group's repertoire consists of folk songs from the West Slovak region.
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