Negova Lake

Southeast of Negova lies the artificial Negova Lake, covering 11.3 hectares. The lake was created by merging three castle ponds. In 1967, the lake was declared a protected landscape park, home to the rare water chestnut (Trapa natans) and the colorful white water lily (Nymphaea alba). In the past, the lake was a popular spot for many swimmers, anglers, and campers.