The Little Danube and the surrounding area is currently a place of year-round activities - spring, autumn and winter walks and sports activities, summer rafting and camping, or year-round cycling and fishing. But also a region with excellent gastronomy, historical monuments, watermills or unique nature.
The Little Danube and the surrounding area is currently a place of year-round activities - spring, autumn and winter walks and sports activities, summer rafting and camping, or year-round cycling and fishing. But also a region with excellent gastronomy, historical monuments, watermills or unique nature.
The Little Danube is a lowland river and the arm of the Danube with a length of 128 km. The Little Danube flows in a steady, gentle current. It separates from the main flow of the Danube behind the sluices at Slovnaft in Bratislava at an altitude of 126 m above sea level. It meanders through the lowland landscape. At Kolárov it flows into Váh and together with it at Komárno at an altitude of 106.5 m above sea level to the Danube.
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