záujme
Záúme is a small municipality located in the Svätý Jur District of the Nitra Region in western Slovakia. The settlement lies at an elevation of approximately 225 metres above sea level and covers an area of roughly 6.5 square kilometres. As of the latest census, the population is around 340 residents, with a density of about 52 inhabitants per square kilometre. The village is predominantly inhabited by ethnic Slovaks, with a small proportion of Roma and Hungarian minorities. The official language is Slovak, and the community observes the Central European Time zone, switching to Central European Summer Time during daylight saving months.
The earliest written mention of Záúme dates back to the 13th century, when it appeared in a
Today the economy of Záúme remains primarily agricultural, with residents cultivating cereals, potatoes, and vineyards. Dairy
Notable sights in Záúme include the 18th‑century wooden chapel of St. Joseph, which serves as an active