The Battle of Biskupice (Hungarian: Püspöki csata; German: Schlacht bei Bischdorf; Slovak: Bitka pri Biskupiciach) took place between the Kuruc (Hungarians) and the Danish auxiliaries of the Habsburg army on 21 April 1704.

The Austrian commander Hannibal Heister in March 1704 merged with the troops (Germans, Danes, Serbs) near Komárom (present-day Komárno, Slovakia).

In Pressburg being general Johann von Ritschan, but in spring was ordered back to Moravia.

The Kurucs under Lőrinc Pekry and László Ocskay [hu] (by instruction of general Miklós Bercsényi) near Püspöki (today Podunajské Biskupice, Slovakia) attacked the Danes and them significant losses caused.

The Kuruc army also stormed the ramparts near Gutta (present-day Kolárovo, Slovakia).