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Lanfranconi Tomb

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Enea Lanfranconi (Pellio Intelvi, Lombardy, 30 May 1850 – Bratislava, 9 March 1895) and Luigi Lanfranconi moved from Italy to Bratislava in 1870. ; Of the brothers, Enea became known as an engineer, construction contractor, archaeologist and art collector. He was a founding membe... Read More

Blanarovits Tomb

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

There are at least two dozen tombstones in the St. Andrew's Cemetery that were made by Alajos Rigele. In addition to the fact that almost all of them are excellent sculptural works, most of them are also of historical significance, as Rigele also placed a portrait relief of the d... Read More

Tomb of John Dach

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Girls' school teacher, born on November 24, 1859 in Bratislava. After completing her studies, she was a tutor for several years in the family of Count István Esterházy. Since September 1884, she has worked as a teacher of the Bratislava State Higher Girls' School. János Dach's to... Read More

Franz Steiner's grave

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Franz Steiner's tombstone is located in the southeast corner of plot V/1 of the cemetery. It was created in 1930 by sculptor Alajos Rigele. Read More

Margit Horváth's tombstone

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Alajos Rigele's work is located on the southwest side of Sector II. In the relief, Jesus takes the girl who died young to himself. In the picture depicted in the relief, her parents say goodbye to her. Her mother is still holding her hand, and her father stands beside her, collap... Read More

Mary's image column in Komáromfüss

Sacral small monument

At the end of the village towards Tany there is a 19th century Marian column. The relief was made in 1939. Read More

Tomb of János Duray, a soldier from Hida

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The grave of a Hida soldier who fell young in World War I. Read More

Statue of Heroes, World War II Memorial Plaques

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

On the side wall of the Catholic church, memorial plaques separated in a semicircle, placed on both sides of a cross, preserve the names of the heroes of the church who fell in World War II, which the locals call the heroes' statue. Read More

Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Queen of the Rosary

Building, structure

The first church was built in the first half of the 13th century from flat, red bricks laid in hot lime mortar. Its square nave was connected to the east by a semicircular sanctuary, and the fact that its western tower was also built by the beginning of the 1300s is proven by the... Read More

The grave of János Kiss

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

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