Hrnčiarovce Nad Parnou: Discover Nature and History

• The Úľanská mokraď bird protection area includes the cadastral territory of Hrnčiarovce.
• The Trnavské rybníky are an important habitat for waterfowl and marsh birds in the Trnavská tabula.
• More than 190 bird species have been observed in total.
• The village has the Náučný chodník chotárom Hrnčiarovce nad Parnou educational trail.
• Kostol sv. Martina was built in the 13th century.

The Trnavské rybníky are an important focal point. They provide breeding conditions for the ruddy shelduck (Netta rufina), the western marsh harrier (Circus aeruginosus) and the little bittern (Ixobrichus minutus). The Trnavské rybníky make birdwatching a natural focus for a stay in Hrnčiarovce Nad Parnou.

The Úľanská mokraď bird protection area includes the cadastral territory of Hrnčiarovce. It protects habitats of bird species of European importance and migratory bird species. These include, among others, the western marsh harrier, Montagu’s harrier, little bittern, crested lark, corn crake, red-footed falcon, saker falcon and eastern imperial eagle. The Trnavské rybníky are also regarded as the most important habitat for waterfowl and marsh birds in the Trnavská tabula.

The Náučný chodník chotárom Hrnčiarovce nad Parnou educational trail offers its own way of experiencing the local landscape. Its existence makes it a natural topic when preparing for a stay, for example if you wish to combine nature with local orientation. Information on its length, duration or facilities is not available for this page and should therefore not be assumed.

The so-called Trnavská bitka, also known as Vianočná bitka, is part of the village’s history. It took place on 26 December 1704 in the cadastral territory of Hrnčiarovce nad Parnou. A stone cross commemorates this event; it was erected in 1806 on the road to Hrnčiarovský mlyn and still stands there today. Another historical reference point is Kostol sv. Martina, which was built in the 13th century. Both reference points connect a specific historical event with the medieval history of the village.

When looking for accommodation, you can first decide whether nature observation, the educational trail or the historical reference points should be the focus of your stay. For practical orientation, information on regional bus timetables from IDS BK is available. Check this information for your specific trip planning, as a timetable alone does not provide information about every desired connection or the current accessibility of individual destinations.

If you would like to compare Hrnčiarovce Nad Parnou with other destinations, you can also look at Horné Orešany, Košolná, Smolenice, Šúrovce, Horné Dubové, Zavar, Malženice and Trnava.

Which natural areas are associated with Hrnčiarovce Nad Parnou?

The Úľanská mokraď bird protection area includes the cadastral territory of Hrnčiarovce. In addition, the Trnavské rybníky are among the important habitats for waterfowl and marsh birds in the Trnavská tabula.

Which bird species are mentioned?

The species mentioned include, among others, the ruddy shelduck, western marsh harrier, little bittern, Montagu’s harrier, crested lark, corn crake, red-footed falcon, saker falcon and eastern imperial eagle. More than 190 bird species have been observed in total.

Is there an educational trail in the village?

Yes. Hrnčiarovce Nad Parnou has the Náučný chodník chotárom Hrnčiarovce nad Parnou educational trail.

What does the stone cross commemorate?

The stone cross commemorates the Trnavská bitka, also known as Vianočná bitka. It was erected in 1806 on the road to Hrnčiarovský mlyn and still stands there today.

What information is available about regional transport?

Information on regional bus timetables from IDS BK is available for Hrnčiarovce Nad Parnou. You can take this into account when planning your specific journey.

For the broader travel overview: Trnava.