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Roadside cross in Ímely

Sacral small monument

The cross erected in 1914 next to the Ógyalla road was erected by the widow Imréné Lovász, née Jusztina Kovács. Read More

Statue of Saint John

Sacral small monument

The statue standing on the site of the former church is called Jánoska by the locals. Read More

Roman Catholic Church dedicated to Saint Joseph

Building, structure

The Roman Catholic church with a tower in front of the facade, featuring Baroque and Classicist style features, was built between 1710-1726. Read More

Statue of Saint Florian

Sacral small monument

The statue was renovated by the local government and donated to the village. Read More

Churchyard cross

Sacral small monument

The crucifix was erected by Mihály Simonics in 1807, and was renovated by the Catholic faithful of Nassau in 1909... Read More

Béle Cemetery Grand Cross

Sacral small monument

Béle (also known as Nagybélle, in Slovak Jánošíkovo na Ostrove, formerly Malá Belá) is located 5 km west of Ekecs, along the side road to Alistál, west of the Határ Canal. Before World War II, the puszta was the estate of the Nyáry Counts, and after 1945, 35 Slovak families from ... Read More

Monument to the Heroes of World War I and II

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The monument commemorates the citizens of Ekecs who died in the First and Second World Wars. Read More

Memorial column of the first mention of the village

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The local government erected a memorial column in 1998 to mark the 730th anniversary of the village's first mention. Read More

Roman Catholic church dedicated to Saint Wendel

Building, structure

The church was built in 1790 in the Baroque-Classicist style. Its main altar, decorated with a painting depicting Saint Wendel, was also made at the end of the 18th century. The originally single-nave building was enlarged with additions on both sides at the beginning of the 20th... Read More

Reformed church

Building, structure

The church was built in 1822, probably on the site of an earlier (thatched-roofed) house of worship built in 1788. It was renovated in 1901 (the tower was also built at that time), but was severely damaged in a major fire in 1904. The nave was rebuilt in 1954. Read More