Cross-Border Walk
Take a stroll across the Maria Valeria Bridge to visit Esztergom in Hungary; it's just a few minutes on foot.





Located in the southernmost part of Slovakia, Štúrovo is a vibrant town defined by its relationship with the Danube River. The town's biggest draw is the Vadaš Thermal Resort, which attracts visitors from across the region for its extensive outdoor and indoor pools. Beyond the water, Štúrovo offers a unique cultural blend of Slovak and Hungarian influences, visible in its local cuisine and bilingual atmosphere. A walk across the Maria Valeria Bridge provides easy access to the majestic Esztergom Basilica in Hungary, making it a perfect base for dual-country exploration. The riverside promenade is ideal for evening strolls with a view of the illuminated cathedral across the water.
Located in the southernmost part of Slovakia, Štúrovo is a vibrant town defined by its relationship with the Danube River. The town's biggest draw is the Vadaš Thermal Resort, which attracts visitors from across the region for its extensive outdoor and indoor pools. Beyond the water, Štúrovo offers a unique cultural blend of Slovak and Hungarian influences, visible in its local cuisine and bilingual atmosphere. A walk across the Maria Valeria Bridge provides easy access to the majestic Esztergom Basilica in Hungary, making it a perfect base for dual-country exploration. The riverside promenade is ideal for evening strolls with a view of the illuminated cathedral across the water.
Vadaš Thermal Resort with multiple pools and wellness facilities.
Iconic views of the Esztergom Basilica from the Danube bank.
The Maria Valeria Bridge connecting Slovakia and Hungary.
Pleasant riverside promenades and local dining.
The town is very popular in summer, so expect larger crowds at the thermal baths.
Many residents are bilingual, speaking both Slovak and Hungarian.
The town is relatively small and very walkable, making a car unnecessary for local exploration.
Take a stroll across the Maria Valeria Bridge to visit Esztergom in Hungary; it's just a few minutes on foot.
Plan a full day for the Vadaš Thermal Resort, especially during the summer months when all outdoor pools are open.
Relaxing spa getaways and cross-border sightseeing.
EUR €
$50-$90 p/day
Slovak, Hungarian, English
Try the local cuisine which often features a mix of Slovak and Hungarian specialties like halászlé or lángos.
June-August for swimming, May and September for sightseeing.
Mild weather makes it perfect for walking across the bridge and exploring the riverbanks without the summer heat.
The peak season for the thermal resort; expect hot weather and a lively, family-oriented atmosphere.
A quieter time to visit, ideal for enjoying the local wine and peaceful river views as the leaves change.
While the outdoor pools close, the indoor wellness facilities remain open, offering a cozy escape from the cold.