The town of Malacky has a unique location at the crossroads of the most important European systems - railway, highway, airport (BA), port (BA). The road structure is preferably connected to the international one. The motorway from Bratislava to the Czech Republic passes directly through Malacky towards Prague. The bus and train stations are located next to each other, 5 minutes from the center. Travel tickets can be purchased at the train or bus station, or on the train or bus.
Malacky are connected to the road network by roads I. to III. classes passing through its territory. The I / 2 road, which runs parallel to the D2 motorway, passes through the town in the north-south direction. At present, it ensures transport relations in road transport, especially in the area between the motorway junctions Lozorno, Malacky and Kúty.
In the area of interest of the city there is also the road III / 50314 Kostolište - Gajary - the state border with Austria, which ends right on the border, without continuing to the Austrian side into its road network. A similar situation is in Záhorská Ves, where, however, the connection of road II / 503 with the Austrian road network is provided by a company. A solid bridge over Moravia has been created in the area of the Moravian St. John. Devínská Nová Ves and the Austrian village of Schlosshof are connected by a bicycle bridge, which runs along the route of the historic bridge from the time of Maria Theresa and is used to transport cyclists, hikers and, if necessary, rescue vehicles.
The city passes directly through the double-track electrified railway line 110 Prague - Bratislava, which is included in the 5th trans-European transport corridor with an estimated design speed of 140 - 160 km / h. The railway station in Malacky is station III. classes. The line branches here into 10 tracks, 2 of which are used for freight transport for loading and unloading.
