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White Eurovalley Golf Park Malacky is a public golf course located in the beautiful setting of pine forests in Malacky. It is the first 27-hole golf complex in Záhorie. Come and try this noble outdoor sport. In addition to spending time in the fresh air, you will also do something for your mental health. Did you know that this game is an excellent helper in relieving stress?

Together with the oldest golf complex in Slovakia, Black & White Golf Resort Bratislava, which is situated in Bernolákovo, it forms part of the newly established Black & White resort. This resort offers its visitors a total of up to 55 greens. Both complexes are located 20–25 minutes by car from Bratislava.

The White Eurovalley Golf Park Malacky golf complex, with an area of 90 ha, consists of two courses. The 9-hole PUBLIC course with a length of 2,799 m and par 36 (par means the number of strokes an expert golfer is expected to need to complete an individual hole or complete all holes on a golf course) serves rather for beginners. The WHITE course has 18 holes and is characterized by extensive areas of white sand and pine vegetation. It consists of two parts: SAND (9 holes, length 3,095 m and par 37) and PINE (9 holes, length 3,308 m and par 38.5).

Take advantage of the services of professionals and entrust yourself to the hands of the golf academy. On the practice greens, they will first acquaint you with the rules of the golf game. You do not need to worry that you do not have golf equipment. Everything you need will be willingly rented to you at the rental shop. Moreover, the golf complex offers the opportunity for relaxation in the Club house and restaurant.

Do not be dissuaded by talk that golf is an expensive and snobbish game. Golf equipment is no more expensive than ski equipment. The golf complex is open every day from 8:30 to 18:30. After a great game, refresh yourself at the Letnom Kúpalisku. Malacky is a great starting point for undertaking various trips around the surroundings. Stay in Záhorie longer and visit other interesting attractions as well. Accommodation in the vicinity of the White Eurovalley Golf Park Malacky golf complex and choose from our wide range of accommodation, which you can find on our website accommodation Malacky. We believe that you will enjoy your stay in Západnom Slovensku and return home relaxed and full of unforgettable experiences.

What could be a greater paradise for fishermen than spacious ponds full of perfect catches? Especially in a beautiful natural environment full of greenery and animals? One such small paradise is Jakubovské rybníky, which you will find in Jakubov, in the Malacky district. A perfect oasis of peace. A location whose silence acts as a balm for the soul for all visitors.

There are two ponds in total; one is private, and the other is managed by the fishing association. Together, they cover an area of 24 ha. You can catch carp, pike, or trout, but in the private pond, you will also find many other specimens. For a fee, you can catch bream, zander, silver carp, Prussian carp, grass carp, or catfish here. That is quite a decent reason to come and try your luck, wouldn't you say? Some vacationers even swim in the water, but that is entirely at their own risk.

Others just come to take a walk in the surroundings, to draw strength and energy from nature. To delight their eyes with the sight of flocks of marsh birds. The location is an important nesting site as well as a migration locality in Záhorie. In spring, you will see truly typical water birds here, which is an experience especially for smaller children. On the water surface, you can spot the great egret, grey heron, great crested grebe, greylag goose, tufted duck, Eurasian coot, and black-headed gull. Even a mammal, the beaver, has found its home here.

Whether you come here from Jakubov on foot, by bicycle, or by car, it will not take you much time. The ponds are located only about 2.5 km from the village. Be sure to bring your children or grandparents with you; they will appreciate spending time together, especially when it is in such a beautiful environment. If you are coming from afar, an option for you is to book accommodation near Jakubovské rybníky, for example, on the page accommodation Jakubov or accommodation in the Malacky district. You will certainly take home many a beautiful photograph as a keepsake and plenty of memories.

Hot summer days can be spent in various ways. Many people choose the best alternative, which is swimming in a pool. The inhabitants of Malacky know a thing or two about this. For their residents and visitors, they offer the opportunity to cool off and go for a swim in the pool at Letné kúpalisko Malacky. It is a place where young people enjoy hot days and parents clear their minds.

The city of Malacky is located right in the southern part of Záhorská nížina. You will find the above-mentioned swimming pool almost in the city center, by Zámocký park, on the corner of Jesenská and Záhradná streets. Walk through the gates of the summer swimming pool, pay the fee, and enjoy all-day lounging in the sun. The swimming pool area features one main swimming pool with a children's water slide as well as a second pool designed for children.

The swimming pool complex is open mainly during the summer holidays. The season starts here in June and ends at the end of the summer holidays. Everything depends on the weather. In addition to swimming, you can play minigolf or volleyball on two courts here. A playground with several climbing frames and other features for their entertainment is also reserved for children. You can get refreshments at one of the snack bars on-site.

An interesting feature of this swimming pool is that you can indulge in evening swimming here. That is, if you come between 6:00 and 8:00 in the evening, you will be able to enjoy that great feeling of various swimming strokes. A sun lounger will probably no longer be available for rent at this time. That is why you will also appreciate having your blanket laid out on the manicured lawn. You can embrace the onset of the evening by booking accommodation near Letné kúpalisko Malacky. It is very simple. You just need to find the right accommodation for you.

Malacky is a district town, so you can be sure that you will find many options here for where to go on a trip. You can play golf at White Eurovalley Golf Park Malacky, which is a publicly accessible golf course. You can enjoy culture at Malacká synagóga, where exhibitions or concerts by well-known singers and bands are held. Don't miss a gentle walk around the local manor house, and you can end the day with blissful feelings in your accommodation in Malacky. Choose either guest houses in Malacky or private accommodation in Malacky. You can find the best accommodation on MegaUbytovanie.sk.

Even near Bratislava, in the village of Borinka, you can head out into nature, where you will discover a piece of history. Direct your steps to Hrad Pajštún, which is one of the sought-after attractions of Bratislava and its surroundings mainly for tourists. You will be captivated by the views of the surrounding landscape and, in great weather, you can see all the way to the Austrian Alps.

The castle was built in 1271 as a guard castle. In the 16th century, it was rebuilt into a Renaissance-style structure, which you can notice at the entrance gate. At the castle, there are 6 stone lion heads with different facial expressions. Originally there were 9. Even though a fire struck the castle in the 18th century, the Napoleonic army brought it to its knees in 1809. Only a ruin remained, which is used today by Bratislava climbers for rock climbing.

The post office directly in Borinka is included among the starting points. We can recommend it because it is the fastest hike to the castle from the village. It will take you about 35 minutes following the red trail. The castle can also be reached from the parking lot in Stupava, in the Little Carpathians. Walking along the yellow trail, you will spend a total of 50 minutes on foot through the Pod Pajštúnom reserve, part of Obora. You can also get there along the red trail from the tourist point Košarisko in the Malé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area.

Evenings around the castle can be spent, for example, observing the sky with falling meteorites. In the summer period, you might appreciate camping. There is no need to be afraid of the legend about the cruel wife. The legend says that a beggar cursed her so that she would suffer for twice eight years. The ruler's cruel wife gave birth to 7 children, kept 1, and had the other 6 killed. At the master's instruction, the maid took the sons to a neighboring castle, where servants raised them. On the occasion of their 16th birthday, they were brought back to the castle and thus the legend about the suffering was fulfilled. Who knows what truth there is to that.

You might also discover other points of interest if you book accommodation near Hrad Pajštún and start exploring the surroundings. The village of Borinka is also interesting for Dračí hrádok. Could this castle have been built based on the legend about dragons? Active holidaymakers will be pleased by the views from the Rozhľadňa Svätý Jur observation tower and the opportunity to go see the pilgrimage site Lurdská jaskyňa Marianka. Christians carry their gratitude here in honor of the Virgin Mary. Even if you walk a lot and remain full of experiences, you can lay your head in apartments in Borinka or in local family guesthouses. The choice of accommodation with us is huge, just choose the right one for you on the subpage accommodation Borinka pri Bratislave.

You can find the ruins of Dračia hrádok, also known as Hadí hrad, in the Malé Karpaty mountain range, on the Úboč hill, approximately 2 km from the village of Borinka. Its origins date back to the 13th century, when the owners of the former royal Hrad Pajštún were the counts of Svätý Jur and Pezinok. The royal origin is also suggested by the similarity of the tower at Dračia hrádok to towers at other royal castles (Hrad Beckov, Plavecký hrad).

This slowly disappearing castle awaits you hidden above the valley of Stupavský potok, at an altitude of 370 m above sea level. There is not much information about what the small castle looked like in the past. An engraving that probably depicts its appearance can be found in Mestská galéria v Bratislave. However, experts differ in their opinions, and there are those who reject this assumption.

The area of the small castle consists of two elevated parts, a central prismatic tower, and the remains of the masonry foundation for the entrance bridge. By all accounts, the small castle perished in the 15th century during the Hussite raids into the territory of Západné Slovensko. Furthermore, it was built on geologically unstable bedrock, which was likely one of the main reasons why it was no longer restored after being damaged.

An asphalt road from the village of Borinka, which continues onto a forest path, will lead you to the remains of the castle. After roughly 800 m, you will come across a small area suitable for parking a car. The yellow-marked trail will take you directly to the ruins after a moderately challenging ascent. From the ruins of Dračia hrádok, you can continue your exploration further and reach the ruins of Pajštúnsky hrad.

If the idea of such a hike excites you, book accommodation near Dračia hrádok today. Záhorie is full of hiking as well as cultural and historical sights well worth seeing. It is entirely up to you which direction you take. An unforgettable experience will surely be a scenic boat cruise on the Dunaj or a visit to Bratislavský hrad. We believe you will enjoy your time in Záhorie and take home plenty of great experiences.

Do you have active children and love relaxing with them in nature, or do you adore cycling? The Oddychový areál Kačín recreation area is a wonderful place that will fulfill your expectations. It is situated in the pleasant forest park of the city of Bratislava, specifically in the Lamač borough. This green oasis under Malé Karpaty is also very popular among residents of the capital. Therefore, weekends here tend to be quite busy. You can complete the route on foot, on balance bikes, or on bicycles, and strollers will handle the terrain with ease.

Park your car comfortably at the park-and-ride facility near Červený most, after which you can take one of two routes. For hikers, we recommend the shorter route along the red hiking trail through the forest, which has an interesting terrain, and on some sections you will tackle a more demanding ascent. For mothers with strollers, the route along Cesta mládeže via Železná studnička will certainly be a better choice. It is right at Železná studnička where you can take a break, grab a refreshment at the snack bar, and fully energized, tackle the last steeper section of the road all the way to Kačín.

Here, a spacious natural kingdom with a children's playground will open up before you. You will find various climbing frames and even a beautiful wooden treehouse. If you pack sausages, you can roast them here over a fire pit, or a grill is also at your disposal. Children will certainly have an experience as you search together for twigs for the fire and whittle roasting sticks. There is plenty of seating here, so you can enjoy what you have prepared together in peace. On nice weekends, pack a blanket with you and have a real picnic right on the grass. You can also explore the educational trail.

A pleasant day in nature will not force you to rush anywhere. Near Kačín, you will find plenty of accommodation options. Simply choose from the range of guesthouses and apartments in Bratislava. A few nice hostels are also available. On your way to Kamzík, take the children to Rozhľadňa pod Kamzíkom, from where you will enjoy a wonderful view. On following days, you can explore the capital city itself. You will find a piece of history in Múzeum mesta Bratislavy, and street performers under Michalská brána will surely put a spring in your step. Bratislavský hrad and Hrad Devín are also among the must-see stops. Children will undoubtedly be thrilled by a visit to Zoologická záhrada Bratislava. We can only conclude that a week will certainly not be enough for you to discover all the places, sights, and attractions. Western Slovakia will thus gladly welcome you anytime in the future as well.