Hotel in Branovo: History, Landscape and Cycling Routes

Branovo presents its history at the historical venue “Dedičstvo našich predkov”. It conveys the history of the municipality to the public while also making the lives of its ancestors visible: their way of living, work tools and clothing are on display. The presentation thus combines the history of the municipality with insights into everyday life.

In the northern part of Branovo lies a 19-hectare reservoir stocked with fish. The area around Branovo is flat and not very varied, and lies at an altitude of 110 to 190 m above sea level. The surrounding area is partly forested. Acacia, ash and pine trees predominate; oaks and beeches also grow in some areas.

Culture

Settlement from the Neolithic, Chalcolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age and the period of the Roman Empire has been documented in the area around Branovo. The Neolithic and Chalcolithic are associated with the period 5500–1900 BC, the Early Bronze Age with 1900–1500 BC, the Early and Late Iron Age with 750–0 BC, and the Roman Empire with AD 0–375. Branovo was first mentioned in 1418 under the name Barumlak. The Branovský verbunk is a men’s dance in the folk dance tradition of Branovo.

Current parish notices and service times are provided for St. Anne’s Church in Branovo. It was originally built as a Baroque church in 1739. St. Anne’s is a single-nave church with a polygonally enclosed chancel and an incorporated tower.

Culinary Experiences

Gazdovský Dvor Branovo was opened to the public in 2012. Throughout the year, the farm sells its own barn eggs as well as milk and traditionally produced dairy products.

Cycling

A 25 km route leads from Branovo via Dvory nad Žitavou, Bešeňov, Dolný Ohaj and Radava to Podhájska. Another route is 13 km long and runs from Branovo via Čechy and the Mariánska Čeľaď manor house to Podhájska.

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Other places: Úľany Nad Žitavou, Malá Nad Hronom, Radava, Kamenín, Tvrdošovce, Rastislavice, Bánov, Pavlová.

To the higher-level travel overview: Nové Zámky.