Near the Small Danube is the village of Jelka, which boasts of a beautiful and unique monument. Chaser mill in Jelka, also called Németh's Mill, is one of the most remarkable technical monuments and is considered a Central European rarity.

Thanks to its charming beauty and its uniqueness, it attracts the attention of Slovak and foreign tourists, and you should definitely not miss them.

The water mill remembers times that are long past. The first mention of this remarkable building dates back to 1894. The original floated mill was rebuilt to chaser mill in 1905. In 1995, the mill was renovated and now quietly awaits visitors on the banks of the Small Danube in a picturesque natural setting.

The mill is situated in a pleasant environment with the possibility of refreshment, camping and sports and water activities. Another attraction of this village, an open-air museum, is just a short walk from the mill. The open-air museum is focused on the agricultural past of the village.