The town was founded in the 16th century on the site of four villages destroyed by the Turks. On the right bank of the river a new hexagonal fort was built of stone, which was one of the most advanced fortifying structures of Europe of that time.
One of the most beautiful cultural monuments of the town today is the Calvary from 1779 situated on the site of hexagonal foundations of the disappeared town walls near Forcháchs bastion. The dominant of ...

The Jan Thain Museum (before Homeland Museum at Nové Zámky) takes contact with the town's collection and museum activities dating from 1936 - on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the liberation of the town's fortress from the Turks. The museum collects objects of archaeology, history, numismatics, ethnography and books, from the territory of the Nové Zámky district. It also boasts a remarkable collection of historical weapons.

The town of Kolárovo is situated 22 km from Nové Zámky, at the confluence of the River Váh and Malý Dunaj (Little Danube).
An initial mill was built –up around year 1920 and the owner was Mr.Szivanyó Béla. Water mill did exist untill the year 1945, when it burned down under mysterious circumstances. That downfall at all has been also the downfall of the last existing floating water mill on the all flow of the Danube....

Europe Place, built in 2001, purporting to represent buildings from all parts of Europe. Europe Palace is linked by entrance gates: the gate of St. Stephen, the gate of Belo IV, and the gate of Mary Theresa. The gate of Mathew I opens from the side of the inner park of the Zichy Palace. Mathew I was the best-known king in our history, who was closely emotionally connected with the town of Komárno. This gate is one of the landmarks of the Courtyard. With its shape and colours, it reminds ...