Built around the Váh River, Nové Mesto nad Váhom grew into the administrative centre of its district in Slovakia’s Trenčín Region. The Váh, Slovakia’s longest river, runs through a broad valley between the Považský Inovec range to the east and the White Carpathians to the west. The centre retains the compact plan of a historic market town, and the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary is among its enduring landmarks. The town reflects the character of Považie, shaped by the river’s north–south corridor, farmland and wooded slopes. Explore further live views from the Trenčín Region to extend your journey through the Váh valley.
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