Lying on the trade route known as the Magna Via and leading from Bratislava to Brno and Olomouc, this location has been prosperous since the Middle Ages. The town of Malacky has retained the status of a commercial crossroads to this day. Now, it is situated within Europe’s so-called Golden Investment Triangle of three important cities with international airports – Bratislava, Vienna and Györ. In addition, there is direct access to the D2 motorway, an artery connecting Budapest, Bratislava, Brno and Prague. There is nothing strange, then, that VGP is constructing an industrial park here with an area of 200,000 m². From its leased warehousing, administrative or production facilities, you, too, can have close at hand large urban centres with educated workforces, as it is close not only to Bratislava and Brno but also to Vienna. A major rail line runs through Malacky from Hungary and Austria to Ostrava and then to Poland.