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odchytový rybník kačíc Water reservoir

Nádrž vodná 1800 dezolátny Updated 10.10.2026
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Catching pond Duck in the village Kopčany (Trnavský kraj) is a national cultural monument from the middle of the 18th century. According to the Central List of Monuments of the Slovak Republic (ÚZPF), it is a dam from 1800 (No 11809). Monument protection applies only to this breeding tank, which is a typical example of the water management of this time.

The area of the monument consists only of a water reservoir from the middle of the 18th century. More detailed construction characteristics (position, materials, floor plan) are not listed in the available resources. It is located in the village Kopčany, the specific address is not listed in the register, but the location is called Kačíc. Protection has been declared a national cultural monument, but the specific date of declaration and the extent of the protection zone are not mentioned in the available resources.

The pond was used as a trapper, indicating its function for breeding or trapping fish. Its importance lies in the technical and economic function of the period when water systems developed in the region.

Historical Milestones

1750
Water systems are developing in the region
1800
Position of the duck water tank

Interesting facts

- Catching pond Duck is a national cultural monument from the mid-18th century, namely dated to 1800.

- It is a typical example of water management of this time, with a function to catch or breed fish.

- Monument protection concerns only this breeding water tank, without more detailed construction characteristics.

Guide

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⚙︎ The text was prepared by artificial intelligence and has not been editorially reviewed. It may contain inaccuracies.

Welcome to the Kačíc water reservoir in Kopčany, where the unique remains of the past, which proves the genius of our ancestors in the art of managing water, are unfolding before you. You are standing in front of a national cultural monument - a fishpond that has ever been a non-housing part of water management and which still preserves the mystery of its origin and purpose.

Take a moment to get used to the quiet water level that has spread before you. This tank, known as Duck, is an example of technical art, which in the past was an integral part of life in these places. Water here was not only a source for fishing, but also a germ in order to maintain balance in the surrounding country. Note the atmosphere that has been preserved here - quiet but full of history that has returned centuries ago. The Kačíc tank is one of the important works of water management from around the mid-18th century. At this time, fish capture systems were being developed in our territory and flows that were inconsolable to our livelihood and economy were regulated. Although neither the author nor the particular year of this tank is known, its existence proves that our ancestors artificially create systems that can survive even today. The duck was probably part of a larger water system that served to catch fish, but also to retain water for the needs of agriculture and livelihoods. Let's move on to the details that may interest you. Look at the perimeter of the tank - the water here is surrounded by nature, which in the past became its natural protective wall. You can see natural and artificial elements overflowing here. The pond was designed to be effective but also harmonious with the surroundings. Its shape and position are the result of a roast planning that was unusual at the time. Duck's tank is an example of how people in the past artificially use natural resources to the best possible level. Water here was not only a source for fishing, but also a germ in order to maintain balance in the surrounding country. In the past, such ponds were often part of larger systems that served to catch fish but also to retain water for the needs of agriculture and livelihoods. The duck is one of the few examples that have been preserved to this day and which allow us to understand how our ancestors artificially create systems that have been able to survive today. Although there is not much specific information about this tank, its existence is full of secrets. One of them is its original purpose. Catching ponds were often part of more complex systems that served to catch fish, but also for their subsequent behaviour. The duck could be part of such a system, but also a separate element that served to catch fish for the local population. Water here was not only a source for fishing, but also a place where people could meet and rest. Add a moment to see how things have been done in the past. Water in the pond was not only a source for fishing, but also a place where people could meet and rest. Note the atmosphere that has been preserved here - quiet but full of history. Duck is an example of how people in the past artificially create systems that can survive even today. Duck's tank is also an example of how nature and human activity can complement each other. There was not only a source for fishing, but also a place where people could meet and rest. You can see natural and artificial elements overflowing here. The pond was designed to be effective but also harmonious with the surroundings. Its shape and position are the result of a roast planning that was unusual at the time. Add a moment to see how things have been done in the past. Water in the pond was not only a source for fishing, but also a place where people could meet and rest. Note the atmosphere that has been preserved here - quiet but full of history. The duck is an example of how people in the past have been artificial to approach nature and create systems that can survive even today. Let's go look at the surroundings of this tank. You can see natural and artificial elements overflowing here. The pond was designed to be effective but also harmonious with the surroundings. Its position and shape are the result of a roast planning that was unusual at the time. There was not only a source for fishing, but also a place where people could meet and rest. Add a moment to see how things have been done in the past. Water in the pond was not only a source for fishing, but also a place where people could meet and rest. Note the atmosphere that has been preserved here - quiet but full of history. Duck is an example of how people in the past artificially create systems that can survive even today. Although there is not much specific information about this tank, its existence is full of secrets. One of them is its original purpose. Catching ponds were often part of more complex systems that served to catch fish, but also for their subsequent behaviour. The duck could be part of such a system, but also a separate element that served to catch fish for the local population. You can see in this picturesque place where nature and human activity meet. The duck is an example of how people in the past approach nature artificially and create systems that can survive even today. Add a moment to see how water has been done and how it has become part of everyday life. Before you leave, add a moment to see how things have been done in the past. Water in the pond was not only a source for fishing, but also a place where people could meet and rest. Note the atmosphere that has been preserved here - quiet but full of history. The Kačíc tank is a national cultural monument that allows us to understand how our ancestors artificially create systems that can survive even today. Come back here and discover the secrets of this tank, which is a unique part of our cultural heritage. Have a good trip and look at the other beauty of our region.

Tips for visitors

Catching pond Duck is suitable for a visit in spring and summer months, when visibility is good and nature is the richest for animals. The best times to visit are the morning hours or the time before sunset, when light creates favorable conditions for photography.

At this time, various species of aquatic animals can be observed, such as water pats, fish and other organisms. The surrounding pond is at this time the most pleasant to visit.

The pond is located in the village Kopčany, which is accessible by car or public transport. For precise connection it is appropriate to verify the current connection in map applications or on the official page of the municipality.

Clothes and shoes suitable for wet terrain are suitable for visiting. Visitors should take with them sufficient water and sun protection.

It is advisable to take a lens with a smaller focal distance if you want to take a photograph. The best places to photograph are the edges of the pond, where the reflection of the sun on the water and surrounding landscapes can be captured. Also interesting are the bridges and paths around the pond.

Suitable times for photography are also in spring and in winter months, when light is not too strong. Morning or evening are also suitable for quality images.

Around the pond there is an area with rich history and nature. In the village Kopčany and its surroundings it is possible to visit other historical monuments and natural attractions.

Families with children can visit the pond and participate in ecological programmes. Children may be interested in various kinds of aquatic animals and learn about the ecosystem of the pond. Also suitable are short walks around the pond and the search for plants and animals.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

This is a structure in a public space that can usually be seen from outside free of charge. We have not verified that this particular one is freely accessible. According to the heritage register the structure is in poor condition – do not enter it and take care nearby.

Where is the monument?

Location: Kopčany, Trnavský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.

Why is the monument protected?

It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 216-11809).

For children

Duck pond in Kopčany

Kačic Pond in the village Kopčany is an example of a historical pond, which in the past had key important functions. It originated about 226 years ago and served not only for fish farming but also for supplying the village with water for drinking, watering the fields and bathing in the summer months.

The water in the pond was so clean that people used it for children's bathing. There were gouts here every year when people met to fish for the winter. These events were a social event where stories and traditions were exchanged.

Thematic route

Trip route with fish pond Duck in Kopčany

1. Duck pond Water reservoir with fishing tradition. Suitable for observation of water life, fishing or rest with views of surrounding fields. Photo lovers will appreciate its climate.

2. Kopčany Elementary School Historical building with local character. It shows itself with its architecture and knowledge of local history. Suitable as a stop on a walk or a landmark when visiting a pond.

3. Road stop by the pond overlooking the Vah Natural stop on the road around the pond. It provides views of the river Váh and surrounding forests. Suitable for short resting moment or observation of stings.

4. Farming yard in Kopčany A local farm with the possibility to buy fresh products or watch original parish customs. Fresh vegetables, fruits or dairy products are available in the summer months.

The route is simple and logical, walking around the pond and surrounding rooms takes about 1.5 - 2 hours. You can walk or bike.

Seasonal recommendations

Catching pond Duck (water tank) - visiting tips by season

Jaro In spring, the surroundings of the pond are rich in flowering plants and birds. The morning hours are suitable for visiting when the air is cooler and smaller crowd.

Summer In the summer months the pond is a popular destination for families with children. To reduce the crowd, arrival is recommended in the morning. In humid weather the pond may be full of water, which poses a risk to young children.

Podzim In autumn there is a green forest surrounding the pond and the pond is inhabited by water birds. Visit is suitable for cloud weather when the air is cooler.

Winter In winter months the pond is popular between skiers and snowboarders. For a smaller crowd it is advisable to visit him in the morning.

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Information about the monument

Obec Kopčany
Kraj Trnavský kraj
Typ water reservoir
Exhibition year 1800
Century 18. stol.
Style / Period okolo pol.18.st.
Protected area Pamiatková zóna Kopčany
Stav dezolátny
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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