Galánta

Galánta is a town located in the southwestern Slovakia, within the Trnava Region. It is situated in the Danubian Lowland, near the river Váh. The town's history dates back to the Middle Ages, with its first written mention in 1291. Throughout its history, Galánta has been a significant agricultural and trading center.

The economy of Galánta is diverse, with notable industries including food processing, mechanical engineering, and manufacturing. The town benefits from its strategic location, with good transportation links to other major cities in Slovakia and neighboring countries.

Galánta boasts several points of interest. The Galánta Castle, a former noble residence, is a prominent landmark, though much of it has been altered over time. The town also features several churches, including the Roman Catholic Church of Saint Stephen and the Evangelical Church. A public park provides recreational space for residents and visitors. The cultural life of Galánta is supported by various community events and local organizations. The town serves as an administrative and service center for its surrounding rural area.