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Roadside cross

Sacral small monument

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Memorial plaque to the victims of World War I and II

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

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Memorial plaque of the first written record of the settlement

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

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A spearhead commemorating the first written mention of the settlement

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

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Country house and archaeological museum

Building, structure

Opening hours: ; Monday: day off ; Tuesday - Friday: 9-12, 13-16 ; ; Weekends and holidays: 00421 / 904 021 807 ; ; Contact: ; Svodín č. 305, 306, 943 54 Svodín ; Mobile: 00421 / 907 432 055 ; e-mail: edina.svajcer (at) gmail.com ; ; &nbsp, ; ; COUNTRY HOUSE ; ; It was set up... Read More

Reformed Church

Building, structure

The first surviving written source about the Hungarian village of Árpád-era origin dates back to the 13th century. In addition to agriculture, the settlement, which was owned by the Bebek and then the Csetneky families, also participated in the iron processing industry for centur... Read More

Vécsey Castle

A Renaissance-style castle was built in the early 18th century on the site of a previously demolished castle (in 1670). The castle was built, inhabited and owned by the Vécsey family until 1945. In the mid-19th century, it was rebuilt in the classicist style. Several renovations ... Read More

Majlath Castle

When Majláth married Antónia Sennyey, he received Perbenyik as a dowry along with the other Sennyey estates. He wanted to settle down and farm here with his wife. He built not only the castle, but also the Roman Catholic chapel. As a manorial center, the castle boosted not only t... Read More

Zemplén earthwork castle

The earthen castle was used during the time of the Hungarian conquest (and probably even before), and was later rebuilt into a stone castle in accordance with the royal decree. The castle is also mentioned by Anonymous in his Gestáj. Chroniclers have been interested in the earthe... Read More

County Hall, Zemplén County

Building, structure

After the royal county became a noble county (at the end of the 13th century), the seat of Zemplén County moved to another location several times until the middle of the 18th century. From 1299, Zemplén enjoyed the status of a market town and the county assemblies and the county ... Read More