Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #1 in Komárno, Slovakia

The Museum of Danube in Komárno is a cultural and natural history museum in Komárno, Slovakia. The museum processes and makes accessible documents on the development of nature and society of the southern part of the Danube lowland and of Hungarian nationality culture in the Slovak Republic.

Wikipedia: Museum of Danube Komarno (EN), Website

The Holy Trinity statue in Komárno is the oldest public statue in the city. It is located on the western side of the city's main square, Klapka Square, opposite the Zichy Palace and in front of the former Kovách pharmacy. It was erected in 1715 as a thanksgiving after the plague epidemic of 1710-1711.

Wikipedia: Szentháromság-szobor (Komárom) (HU)

The Courtyard of Europe is a square in Komárno.

Wikipedia: Nádvorie Európy (SK)

The St. Anne's Chapel in Komárno stands at the southern end of Jókai Street, next to the Town Hall. Right next to it stands House No. 6, founded by Borbála Miletics, a burgess of Komárom, by her will dated 1709. The rich widow bequeathed two shops and her house to the poor. The construction of the chapel was not completed until 1750, but shortly thereafter it was damaged by an earthquake (1763) and burned down on May 10, 1768. The poorhouse was also supported by a significant amount of money in 1802 by Canon Ignác Bärnkopf of Esztergom. The hospital took in 12 poor people who could beg twice a year in the city.

Wikipedia: Szent Anna-kápolna (Komárom) (HU), Website, Url Miserend

Fortress of Komárno, in Slovakia, is the central part of the Komárno fortification system at the confluence of the Danube and Váh rivers.

Wikipedia: Fortress of Komárno (EN), Website