A collection of artifacts from Roman times in the town of Oroszvár located on the limes. The limes road divided into two branches east of Carnuntum. The real limes road continued to follow the Danube whilst the other circumvented the Hainburg mountain from the south and headed straight for Ad flexum. Along the other road, we will soon arrive at the fort of Gerulata (Oroszvár-Rusovce) located in modern day Slovakia. Ágost Sőtér identified Gerulata over 100 years ago. The fort stands in the northwestern part of modern-day Rusovce not far from the old Danube riverbed.

The statue park was established where the barbed wire fencing marking the Hungarian-Slovakian-Austrian border once stood, of which one post is still there, with its top painted red, white and green. At the center of the statue, the park is a triangular block of concrete with the code of one of the three countries at each side. This is the Tri-border of Hungary, Austria, and Slovakia. The triangular marble table was created by Austria, it has three benches on either side and the table surface of the block is ornamented with each country’s coat of arms. The aim of the symposium was to create a symbol of exemplary meaning for Europe freed from political borders. A sculptor from each country took part in the project and the work was placed at the three countries’ common border.

The area provides not only active professional canoe slalom competitors and wild water rafting enthusiasts with a place to train, but it is also suitable for amateur athletes. Apart from water sports, you can try a variety of adrenaline boosting activities.