Slovak Town of Malacky Showcases Decade of Cycling Infrastructure to European Experts
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The western Slovak town of Malacky has drawn international recognition for its decade-long development of cycling infrastructure, attracting foreign experts who came to assess the municipality's approach to building cycling routes. Over the past ten years, Malacky — a town of roughly 19,000 residents located about 30 kilometers north of Bratislava — has systematically expanded its network of cycle paths, earning it a reputation as a model for sustainable urban mobility in the region. The visiting European experts praised the town's long-term commitment to cycling infrastructure as an example worth replicating elsewhere on the continent.