The Museum of Žitný ostrov in Dunajská Streda was founded in 1964. The Yellow Mansion House has been its residence since 1970. The Museum building is a cultural monument. The building of the so-called Yellow Mansion House was built at the order of Miklós Kondé, the bishop of Varadín, in the 18th century. The building was finished in 1770 and it was rebuilt in the classicist style at the beginning of the 19th century. The permanent exhibition today consisted from 11 thematic units. Is here part archeological and palaeontological, historical and ethnological.

Water mill near Dunajský Klátov in the lowland Podunajská nížina in the south-western Slovakia is one of few preserved water mills in Slovakia with the bottom mill race. The lowland Podunajská nížina was ideal for the operation of water mills because of its comparatively bulky streams with adequate inclination and numerous arms. The mill acquired its present appearance in the 1920 reconstruction. The mill is able to operate but the low water table in the arm does not allow it. In difference from other mills on the Danube it has a bricked grinding plant while the wheel and the drive are in a wooden shelter.