Komárom

The south bank of the Danube hosts Komárom, featuring a central railway station, industrial facilities, and extensive transportation networks connecting to neighboring regions.

The Treaty of Trianon in 1920 split the original city into two parts, with the northern section becoming Komárno in present-day Slovakia across the Danube.

The city maintains multiple bridges connecting Hungarian and Slovak territories, representing the fusion of both nations' traditions through regular cross-border exchanges.

Visitors can access both parts of the divided city through the Elisabeth Bridge and the Monostor Bridge, with regular train services to Budapest and Bratislava.

Fort Monostor, constructed between 1850 and 1871, stands as the largest Central European military fortification system, spanning multiple defensive structures.

Location: Komárom District

Elevation above the sea: 110 m

Part of: Komorn

Shares border with: Komárno, Iža, Almásfüzitő, Naszály, Mocsa, Csém, Ács, Zlatná na Ostrove

Website: http://komarom.hu

GPS coordinates: 47.74000,18.12167

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:54