The capital of Slovakia. Population 420,000 (1993). Industry to oil refining, chemical, shipbuilding dominated. Water and land transportation hub, an important port of the Danube. The famous Comenius University and the National Museum. The city's many construction sites.
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Bratislava, the capital of the Slovak Republic is Slovakia's largest city, population about 46 million. Bratislava, the Danube River, located in Slovakia and Austria, Hungary, the border. Bratislava is only 60 kilometers from Vienna, take the electric train to Vienna, just an hour or so. Bratislava, Slovak Republic is the political center, Office of the President, Congress, the seat of government, is also a cultural center, with universities, museums and the Opera House. In the periphery of the capital Bratislava, and sometimes encounter some construction traffic jams caused by road, but once it came near the old town, streets and squares can feel very quiet and comfortable. Bratislava's building, at first glance almost gives the impression of simplicity. However, if a little more turn while in the city, the construction of the classical style, decorated with baroque decoration of the house of the plan into the streets, get on your heart is happy. And look simple, not something modified the small square, but often do not have a lovely rustic atmosphere. Maria Terry Shakespeare (maria theresa) Austria, mother of the country known as the remarkable woman, in Bratislava's St. Martin's coronation ceremony held in the cathedral dome. In between 1563-1830, including her account, a total of 11 Hungarian kings and queens 9 St. Martin's Cathedral and the Franciscan monastery church was crowned. Today, most tourists visit here, has become a historical monument.
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Bratislava (Slovak: Bratislava) Slovak Republic is the capital and largest city, an area of about 367 square kilometers with a population of 427,000 people. Bratislava is located in southwestern Slovakia, the Danube River, close to the border of Austria and Hungary, is the only world capital of the two countries border. Bratislava less than 60 kilometers from Vienna, take the electric train to Vienna, just an hour or so, Europe's two closest capital. Bratislava, the Slovak Republic's political, economic and cultural center, is the Office of the President, Congress and the seat of government, is also a cultural center, has several universities, museums, theaters, galleries and other important cultural and educational institutions. Slovakia many large commercial and financial institutions, also based in Bratislava. The city has a long history of use in the German name for Pleasant Myers (Pressburg), and have been Germanic, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and other Jewish and strongly influenced the nation. From 1536 to 1783, the city was under Habsburg rule, the capital of the Kingdom of Hungary. Bratislava has many Slovak, Hungarian and German historical figures, 19th century Slovak national movement on this base. Name Bratislava in 1919, naming the names. In its history, there are many different names from different languages. It was originally found in the name recorded in the 10 century, "Annales Iuvavenses", is Brezalauspurc. Other famous names include: German: Pressburg or Preßburg (Chinese translated as "Fort Pleasant", the German people still use), Hungarian: Pozsony (Chinese translated as "Bo Zuoni" Hungarians are still in use) , Slovak old name: Prešporok. Other names include: Greek and Latin Istropolis (meaning the city of Danube), Czech: Prešpurk, French: Presbourg, Latin: Posonium and so on. 1919, former English publications also use the name Fort Pleasant, occasionally still sometimes used today. History The earliest known permanent _set_tlement area began in about 5000 BC Neolithic pottery culture lines. About 200 BC, Celtic Boii tribe established the first significant _set_tlement, a defensive town as a gateway, and the establishment of a mint, made silver coins known as biatec. The region from the 1st century AD in the Roman Empire until the 4th century under the influence of border defense system constitute part of the side walls of Rome. Romans introduced viticulture in the region, then on the winemaking tradition continues today. The ancestors of the modern Slovak Slavs in the 5 to 6 century AD, the great national migration period between the arrival of the region. As a response to attacks by the Avars, the local Slavic tribes in a Frankish merchant Samo Samo was established under the leadership of the Empire (623-658), which is the first known Slavic political entity. In the 9th century, Bratislava Castle and the German national Nitra Castle is Hou Slavic countries and an important center of Great Moravia. The earliest written records about the city, is 907, recorded in the Hungarian Great Moravia under the attack of collapse. In the 10th century, Bratislava became the jurisdiction of Hungary (from 1000 onwards known as the Kingdom of Hungary) as part of, and later established the Bozuo Ni (Pozsony) County, and the Kingdom of the border area as an important economic and administrative center. This strategic position meant the city would face frequent attacks and battles, but also for bringing economic development and political advancement. 1291, Andre III for the first time the city granted the privileges Fort Pleasant, 1405, King Sigismund of Hungary, announced that it is the Royal Free City, the city established in 1436 as the city emblem. The city's 19th century history and is closely related to major events in Europe. In 1805, Austria and France in the peace treaty signed Fort Pleasant. 1809, Napoleon's French troops destroyed the Theben castle, 1811, Bratislava castle was destroyed by fire. In 1843, the city council for the city announced that the Hungarian law, the official language of administration and education. As a reaction to the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, Ferdinand I, Archbishop of the city government signed a decree in April (also known as the March Order), including the abolition of serfdom. Chose the side of the city side of the Hungarian revolution, but in December 1848 by Austrian occupation. Rapid growth of industry in the 19th century. Kingdom of Hungary's first horse-drawn railway train from the city to Svätý Jur (Szentgyörgy), built in 1840. New line to use the steam locomotive in Vienna, opened in 1848, the opening line to Perth in 1850. Established a number of new industrial, financial and other institutions; For example, today the first bank in Slovakia was established in 1842. The city _set_ up on the Danube's first permanent bridge, old bridge, built in 1891. February 1948 after the Communist Party seized power in Czechoslovakia, the city became part of the Eastern bloc. The city has been expanded, a significant increase of population, the proportion of Slovaks also rose to 90%. Under communist rule, the construction of a unified style, large-scale "model building" high-rise residential areas, and some solemn new buildings, such as bridge (Nový Most) and the Slovak Radio headquarters, sometimes, the destruction of the city's oldest building scenery . After the Prague Spring of 1968, the Warsaw Pact, the Group conducted a military occupation of the city. Soon after, the city became the Czechoslovak Federation in the capital of the Slovak Socialist Republic. 1988, Bratislava, held a candlelight march against the Communist regime. The following year, the city has become the collapse of the communist regime led to the most famous center of the Velvet Revolution. Separated in 1993 after the Velvet, the city became the capital of the newly established Slovak Republic. In the 1990s and early 21st century, the city's economy due to foreign investment and rapid prosperity. The city also hosted a number of important cultural and political activities, including George W. Bush and Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin summit in Slovakia in 2005. Geography Bratislava is located in the southwestern part of Slovakia, Bratislava, state, located in the border of Austria and Hungary, is the only country bordering both the capital of the two. The border from the Czech Republic it is only 62 km away from Vienna is only 60 km. The city area of 367.58 square kilometers, an area for Slovakia's No. 2 city (after Vysoké Tatry) across the Danube in Bratislava on both sides of the Danube from the west to southeast across the city. Danube River Basin, Bratislava began in the western German door. Other rivers in the city are: Morava River, constitute the city's northwestern boundary, the Danube in the German import; small Danube; Vydrica River spills into the Danube in the Karlova Ves. The territory of the Carpathians began in the small Carpathian Mountains (Malé Karpaty). Záhorie and Danube lowland extends into the territory of Bratislava. The lowest point of the Danube city water, elevation 126 meters; the highest point is Devínska Kobyla, 514 meters above sea level. The city's average altitude of 140 meters. Climate Bratislava is located in the north temperate zone, has a continental climate with four distinct seasons. Hot summers and cold and wet climate of rapid change, and when the windy season. The city is the Slovak one of the most warm and dry. Recently, from winter to summer or from summer to winter transition faster, shorter in autumn and spring. Decreased the frequency of snow. Part of the city lots, in particular German and Devínska Nová Ves, vulnerable to the Danube and the Morava river flooding, a flood control project built in the sides. Government Bratislava, the Slovak parliament, the president, government ministries, the Supreme Court (Slovak: Najvyšší súd) and the central bank's location, but also the state of state capital Bratislava (since 2002, or Brad Di Sila hair Prefecture). The city also has many foreign embassies and consulates. Structure of the current shape of local government in 1990, by a mayor, City Council (Mestská rada), the city council, and magistrates office (Magistrát). Composition. Administratively, Bratislava is divided into five areas: Bratislava, the first area (city center), Bratislava, Second District (East), Bratislava Third District (northeast), Bratislava, Fourth District (West and North) and Bratislava V District (the right bank of the southern Danube, including the most densely populated Central residential area Bo Shaka). Autonomy in the purpose, Bratislava is divided into 17 municipalities, each with its own mayor (starosta) and Parliament. The number of members with their size and population may be. Each municipality and the city's 20 "cadastral area" consistent with, in addition to two exceptions: Metro and Metro are further divided into 维诺赫拉迪 (Vinohrady) 2 a "cadastral area", which is divided into Ružinov Ružinov , Nivy and Trnávka3 a "cadastral zones." Finer division of the unofficial endorsement of these additional partitions. Bratislava, division (district and municipality) The first area of Bratislava II District of Bratislava III District of Bratislava IV District of Bratislava Bratislava, Fifth District Old Town (Staré Mesto) Ružinov Town (Nové Mesto) Karlova Ves Bo Shaka (Petržalka) Vrakuňa Rača Dúbravka Jarovce Podunajské Biskupice Vajnory Lamač Lu Suofu Policy (Rusovce) German (Devin) Čunovo Devínska Nová Ves Záhorská Bystrica Scenery and Tourism Bratislava city's features include the medieval tower and stately 20th century building, but in the early 21st century boom in the construction industry has undergone profound changes. Urban Bratislava's most historic buildings concentrated in the old city. Old City Hall was built in 14-15 century, the combination of 3 buildings, now Bratislava City Museum. Shengmihaer door is the city's medieval fortifications preserved only one gate of the oldest buildings in the city; all of Europe's most narrow house in the vicinity. University Library Building was built in 1756, from 1802 to 1848 for Hungary Wang Guoguo Council. Hungary, a number of important legislative reform period (such as the abolition of serfdom and the founder of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) are in the making. Bratislava old city is characterized with many Baroque palaces.格拉苏尔科 Popovich Palace was built in about 1760, by the leader of the Hungarian Parliament ordered the construction of the Duke of 格拉苏尔科 Popovich, 1996, Slovakia became the presidential palace was rebuilt. Government of Slovakia is located in the former summer palace of the archbishop. In 1805, Napoleon won the Battle of Austerlitz, he and the Emperor Franz II, the two diplomats in the General Synod House signed a peace treaty 4th Fort Pleasant. The smaller the value of housing is also historic: the composer 约翰尼波默克 Hummel was born in an old 18th century house. The city's most famous Gothic church is the Cathedral of St Martin's was built in the 13th to the 16th century to 1830 in 1563 between the Kingdom of Hungary as the coronation church. Franciscan church dating back to the 13th century, is the location of the line knighted etiquette, but also preserved the city's oldest religious buildings. St. Elizabeth Church, because of its blue color is often referred to as the church is totally Art Nouveau style. Reconstruction of part of the underground Jewish cemetery (in the past on the ground) is a miracle of the 19th century Jewish 拉比摩西索法安 buried here, which is located in the castle hill, close to the tram tunnel entrance. Bratislava is the only military cemetery Slavin (Slavín), 1960 年 unveiled to commemorate the liberation from the hands of German troops killed in Bratislava, when the Soviet Red Army soldiers. This is also the city and enjoy the mountain scenery of the small Kaer Ba Qian great location. There are the famous 20th century buildings on the Danube bridge (Nový Most, a saucer-shaped restaurant), Slovakia Radio inverted pyramid-shaped headquarters, design a unique Kamzík Tower (lookout platform and revolving restaurant.) In the 21st century, the new tall buildings has changed the traditional cityscape. Boom in the construction industry for a large number of new public buildings, such as the Apollo Bridge and the new Slovak National Theatre building, and the large number of private real estate development projects. Bratislava Castle German Castle German castle in German, long since abandoned, was recently repaired. Austria and Slovakia in the form of the Morava River into the Danube border of rock at the top. This is Slovakia, one of the most important archaeological sites, including a display of its history museum. Because of its strategic location, the castle is the Great Moravian German and an extremely important early Hungarian border castle. 1809, it was Napoleon's army destroyed. It is the history of Slovakia and an important symbol of the Slavs. 鲁索夫 policy Lu Suofu policy and the United Kingdom Park house, located in Lu Suofu policy. This house was originally built in the 17th century, in 1841-1844 years into the British Gothic Revival style. Lu Suofu policy is also the ruins of the Roman military camp known each Lula Ta. The borders of the Roman Empire Lula Ta defense system as part of the Roman wall, construction and use is 1 to 4 century AD. Park and Lakes Bratislava Zoo in Mlynská dolina, near the headquarters of Slovak Television. This zoo was founded in 1960, currently has 152 animals, including rare white lion and white tiger. Part of the Comenius University Botanic Garden, located in the Danube River, with more than 120 species from domestic and foreign plants. The city has many natural and artificial lakes, most of which are used for recreational purposes, such Ružinovde the Štrkovec Lake, New City Kuchajda Lake, northeast of Lake and Vajnory Zlaté Piesky Lake, south of Lake Lu Suofu policy, after welcomed the nude swimmer. Travel 2006, Bratislava has 77 short-term commercial accommodation facilities (where 45 is the hotel), a total capacity of 9,940 beds. A total of 686,201 overnight visitors in the city, where 454,870 were from foreign countries. A total of 1,338,497 passengers overnight visitors. However, a significant proportion of tourists visit Bratislava day trips only, the exact number is not known. The largest number of foreign tourists from the Czech Republic, Germany, Britain, Italy, Poland and Austria. On the other hand, low-cost airlines, especially the base is located in Bratislava, SkyEurope's development, Bratislava has brought significant bachelor party, mainly from the UK. Although this is the city's tourism industry has brought benefits, but the damage caused by cultural differences and local officials has caused concern. Population 2001 census District Population National Population The city's 428,672 Slovaks 391,767 First District 44,798 16,541 Hungarians Second District, 108,139 Czechs 7,972 1,200 61,418 Germans in the Third District Fourth District 93,058 635 Moravians Fifth District 121,259 Croats 614 Was obtained from the city of Slovakia features. Hundreds of citizens in the 1950 expulsion of repression in order to achieve the proletariat to replace with "reactionaries" demographic purposes. Since the 1950s, the Slovak people to become the city's dominant nation, accounting for approximately 90% of the total population. Economy 2007, Bratislava, Slovakia, the state is the richest, most economically prosperous region, although it's 8 in Slovakia the smallest states, the population is also ranked No. 2 last, but accounted for 26% of GDP, the country Slovakia per capita GDP (purchasing power parity) was 33,124 euros (2005), to reach the EU average of 147.9%, in all regions of the new EU member states ranked No. 2 (after Prague). December 2007, Bratislava, 1.83% unemployment rate. Many government agencies and private companies based in Bratislava. Bratislava population more than 75% of the population engaged in the service sector, including trade, banking, information technology, telecommunications and tourism Bratislava Stock Exchange was established in March 15, 1991. In 1991, Volkswagen in Bratislava has established a plant to be expanded since then. Currently, its production concentrated in sport utility vehicles, accounting for 68% of total production. VW Touareg in Bratislava production, Porsche Cayenne and Audi Q7 parts in this production. In recent years, service industries and high technology-oriented industries thrive in Bratislava. Many multinational companies, including IBM, Dell, Lenovo Group, the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, SAP and Accenture in the construction or planning to establish procurement and service center. Reasons for the influx of multinational companies are: close to Western Europe, skilled labor and research institutions, universities and high density. Other headquarters in Bratislava, Slovak Telecom large companies, Orange Slovakia, Slovakia sporiteľňa, Tatra banka, Doprastav, Hewlett-Packard Slovakia, Slovnaft, Henkel, Slovakia plynárenský priemysel, Kraft Foods, Whirlpool Corporation, Železnice Slovakia and Tesco Share Slovakia. Culture Bratislava is Slovakia's cultural center. Because of its multi-cultural features of historical, local culture has been the impact of various ethnic, including Germans, Slovaks, Hungarians and Jews. Bratislava has many theaters, museums, art galleries, concert halls, cinemas, film clubs, and foreign cultural institutions. Performing Arts Bratislava is the seat of the Slovak National Theatre, the theater includes 2 buildings, old buildings is a Renaissance-style building, located at the top of the old city Hviezdoslav Square. New building opened in 2007, is located in the Danube River. The theater has three parts: the opera, ballet and theater. A smaller theater Bratislava Puppet Theatre, Arena Theatre and the L + S studio and so on. 18th century, Bratislava music flourished, and closely related to musical life in Vienna. Wolfgang Maduoyisi Mozart visited the city in 6 years of age. Visited the city's other well-known composer Franz Joseph Haydn, Franz Liszt, Bela Bartok, and Ludwig van Beethoven, the latter in the first visit to cloth Bratislava when playing his "Missa Solemnis." Here is the birthplace of composer 约翰尼波默克 Hummel. Symphony Orchestra Bratislava with Slovakia. The city held a number of annual festivals, such as Bratislava, Bratislava Music Festival and Jazz days. Wilson Festival held annually since 2000, bringing the city every year many international music events. In the summer, a variety of music activities at Bratislava Summer of Culture as part of. In addition to music festival activities, may be heard from the ground to a variety of well-known pop music stars. Museum and Art Gallery Slovak National Museum, founded in 1961, it established its headquarters in Bratislava, the riverside area in the old city, near one of its divisions Museum of Natural History. It is Slovakia's largest museums and cultural institutions. The museum includes 16 specialized museums. Bratislava City Museum, founded in 1868, is Slovakia's oldest continuously open to the museum. Its main goal is to use historical and archaeological collections, chronological approach to the performance of Bratislava, since the various periods of ancient history. It is specialized in 8 museums provide a fixed display. Slovak National Gallery was founded in 1948 in Slovakia, the formation of a vast museum network. It is in Bratislava, located in the old city hall 2 of the Danube River, adjacent to each other and water Esterhazy Palace Barracks (Vodne kasarne). Bratislava City Museum of Art was founded in 1961, is the 2nd largest Slovak Museum. This museum in the Old City Palace Palffy Palace and Mirbach provide fixed exhibition. Danube Museum Museum of Fine Arts is one of the youngest in Europe, close to Čunovo water plant. Media As the capital of Slovakia, Bratislava has many national and local media. Based on the city's famous Slovak television stations television stations, Markiza, JOJ and TA3. Slovak radio station located in the city center, and Slovakia are also many commercial radio stations based in the city. National newspaper based in the city have SME, Pravda, Novy čas, Hospodarske noviny and the English newspaper "Slovakia Observer" (The Slovak Spectator). Two news agencies in _set_ting up headquarters: Slovak Republic News Agency (TASR) and the Slovak News Agency (SITA). Sports Bratislava has a variety of sports and sports clubs have a long tradition, many clubs to participate in the Slovak and international federations and club competitions. Bratislava has three winter sports venues: Neipei La winter sports, Dzurilla Dubravka winter sports and winter sports. Slovakia Bratislava cloud ice hockey team to participate on behalf of the top hockey league in Slovakia Slovakia Extraliga. Samsung Neipei La winter sports stadium is part of China is home to Slovenia. 1959 and 1992 World Ice Hockey Championships in Bratislava, 2011 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships in Bratislava and Kosice held, for plans to build a new stadium. Čunovo Water Sports Centre is a slalom and drift region near the Gabčikovo dams. The center will be held each year a number of international and national canoe and kayak competition. In Bratislava, have some kayaking club. National Tennis Center, including the Sibamac arena, holding various cultural, sports and social activities. Held in the Davis Cup has a variety of competitions, including the 2005 Davis Cup final. Slovakia, the city entered a team of men and women's basketball, women's handball and volleyball, water polo and men's top league. German - Bratislava, Slovakia, the national race is the oldest sporting events, since 2006, held annually in Bratislava City Marathon. In Bo Shaka has a racetrack, where regular horse racing, dog racing and dog shows. Education and Science Bratislava, and today is the first university in Slovakia Istropolitana University, in 1465 founded by King Matthias I, but after his death in 1490 closed. Bratislava has the largest university in Slovakia (Bratislava Comenius University, 27,771 students), the largest of the Polytechnic University (Bratislava University, 18,473 students),, and the oldest art schools (published in Performing Arts Bratislava Bratislava Art school and design school). There are public institutions of higher education Bratislava, Slovakia University of Finance and City University of Seattle, the first private university. A total of 56,000 college students studying in the city. The city has 65 public primary schools, nine private primary schools and 10 church primary schools. Total total of 25,821 students. The city's secondary education system includes 39 grammar schools, with 16,048 students, 37 specialized secondary schools, with 10,373 students, and 27 vocational schools, with 8,863 students (2007). Slovak Academy of Sciences, also located in Bratislava. However, the city has neither the few nor Astronomical Observatory of European capitals. Recent Observatory located 30 km away Mode La, recent Planetarium is located 70 km away 赫洛霍维茨. Central Park, New Technology (CEPIT) planned joint public and private research and educational institutions, is expected to begin construction in 2008. Traffic Bratislava's location in central Europe, making it a natural crossroads of international trade. Bratislava's public transport Dopravný podnik Bratislava by the public sector company, the transportation system, known as municipal public transport (Mestská hromadná doprava, MHD), use buses, trams and trolleybuses. An increase in service called "Bratislava Integrated Transport" (Bratislavská integrovaná doprava), connecting the city's train and bus lines. As a railway hub, the city has direct access to Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia the rest. Highway system can reach Brno, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Patel Nava and other places, and Budapest, Hungary. Between Bratislava and Vienna, the A6 highway opened in November 2007. Bratislava, the Danube port provided through the Black Sea and through the Rhine to reach - the Main - Danube Canal to reach the North Sea. M · R · 斯特法尼科 Airport is located 9 km northeast of the city center, in 2007 transported 2,024,000 passengers.
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Bratislava (Bratislava) Capital of the Republic and the Slovak Economic and Cultural Center, West Slovakia, the state capital, is the largest city in Slovakia. Population about 46 million. Bratislava, in the small Carpathian foothills, the Danube River, located in Slovakia and Austria, Hungary, the border. Bratislava is only 60 kilometers from Vienna, take the electric train to Vienna, just an hour or so. Bratislava, Slovak Republic is the political center, Office of the President, Congress, the seat of government, is also a cultural center, with universities, museums and the Opera House. According to archaeological proof, there are prehistoric remains. 8th century AD, the Slavs in this _set_tlement. 10 century territory of the Kingdom of Hungary. 1526 ~ 1784 as the capital of the Kingdom of Hungary. After World War I became the capital of Slovakia. Industry in refining, chemical, shipbuilding based, in addition to machinery, electrical appliances, precision instruments, machine tools, textiles, food and other sectors. Since ancient times an important port for the Danube. Railways, road transport network hub. 19th century, becoming the nation's largest center of trade. Port to enter the Eastern European production and export of machinery products, mainly agricultural products. Transport through neighboring countries to the Black Sea via the Danube, with rail and road links major cities and the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary and other countries. In the periphery of the capital Bratislava, and sometimes encounter some construction traffic jams caused by road, but once it came near the old town, streets and squares can feel very quiet and comfortable. Bratislava's building, at first glance almost gives the impression of simplicity. However, if a little more turn while in the city, the construction of the classical style, decorated with baroque decoration of the house of the plan into the streets, get on your heart is happy. And look simple, not something modified the small square, but often do not have a lovely rustic atmosphere. Bratislava Castle is located in a hill on the shores of the Danube, is the seat boxy buildings. It was originally a Roman castle, now the oldest part in the reconstruction of the 13th century, the new part is Maria Theresa • most beloved for her daughter Christina construction. Now, the castle features a museum and music museum. The most recommended, is due to higher ground where the castle, visitors can hills outside the main building overlooking the Danube, and the whole city. Maria Terry Shakespeare (Maria Theresa) Austria, mother of the country known as the remarkable woman, in Bratislava's St. Martin's coronation ceremony held in the cathedral dome. In between 1563-1830, including her account, a total of 11 Hungarian kings and queens 9 St. Martin's Cathedral and the Franciscan monastery church was crowned. Today, most tourists visit here, has become a historical monument. Bratislava Jewish food from Israel, French, Swedish buffet, and provide their own food. Motorests and Tchardas shows that the two restaurants in Hungary from Slovakia to the north and south of the Danube River Slovak dishes of fish meal and other meals with the religious. Bratislava is located in the north temperate zone, has a continental climate with four distinct seasons. Hot summers and cold and wet climate of rapid change, and when the windy season. The city is the Slovak one of the most warm and dry. Recently, from winter to summer or from summer to winter transition faster, shorter in autumn and spring. Decreased the frequency of snow. Part of the city lots, in particular German and Devínska Nová Ves, vulnerable to the Danube and the Morava river flooding, the two sides built a flood control project.
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