Farná

Village Farná is situated on the right bank of the Hron river in the lowland of the lower Hron, at the crossroads of state roads Želiezovce - Nové Zámky and Levice - Štúrovo.
Village belongs to a wine region Želiezovce. In the area of vineyards - Farnadský hill and Iklad a qualitative white and red wine is finished in vine houses - suitable for lodging, too.

The first written reference about village is from the year 1156 where is mentioned under the name Fornod and belonged to the Tekovská county. In a pergamen from the year 1283 village is indicated under the name Furnad and since the year 1848 has been a part of the Esztergom archbishop´s county.
Nowadays village belongs to the district Levice, to the country Nitra.
Points of interest, remarkables and rarities:

The cultural - historical monuments of village

The cultural - historical monuments of village are churches the Roman-Catholic from the year 1732, the Calvinist from the year 1804 and the Evangelical from the year 1823. The Cenotaph from the years 1848/49 and from World War I.
There are an agricultural cooperative, a health care centre, a chemist, a post office, a savings bank, an elementary school the Slovak and the Magyar, a kindergarten, a sports area, trading and restaurant´ s facilities, a local cultural centre where acts a children´s folk group Nádaš.

There were installed gas pipelines and water-supply.
Geographical position of village is suitable for agroturism, hunting, fishing and for realization of business plans of natural and legal persons supported by municipal autonomy.

In our village is valid a principle: "who is coming in good faith, is a welcomed guest".