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Trojmedzie

Trojmedzie

The tripoint of Slovakia, Austria and Hungary, with a sculpture park and a three-sided picnic table where each seat is in another country.

  • 1502, Rajka
  • Partly wheelchair accessible

Why visit

South of Čunovo, three countries meet in open fields. Walk around the border marker and you stand in Slovakia, Austria and Hungary within a few steps.

The Iron Curtain once ran through here. After it fell, artists from several countries placed sculptures around the tripoint as a sign of open borders. It is also the easternmost point of Austria.

What to see

  • Tripoint marker: the stone where the three borders meet.
  • Sculpture park: works by international artists, many using a triangular form for the three countries.
  • Picnic table: a triangular table with one side in each country.

Plan your visit

Admission is free and the site is open-air. All three countries are in the Schengen area, so you can walk around freely.

There are few services nearby, so bring water and a picnic. Most people come by bike along the Danube or by car; Divoká Voda and Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum in Čunovo make an easy combination.

Address

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1502, 9224 Rajka, Maďarsko

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