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The grave of Kálmán Dömötör, a lieutenant in the Hungarian army artillery in 1848/49.

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The tombstones of Kálmán Dömötör, a lieutenant in the Hungarian Army Artillery in 1848/49, retired chief engineer of the Prímási Manor, and his wife are located in sector III/4 of the cemetery. Read More

Tomb of Joseph of Laban

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

József Lábán, royal councilor with his wife, née Viktória Schariczer (1861–1929), with whom he had five children, lived an exemplary family life and was known as a model of duty at work. Leaving a suicide note, he ended his life by himself, but not in Bratislava, but in Budapest,... Read More

Rákóczi House

Building, structure

"The house on the corner of Ventur and Szilágyi Dezső Streets, owned by the Blasy heirs, was originally one of the most magnificent houses in Bratislava, which is hardly conceivable given its current state of neglect. It was the Rákóczyak family's residential house, which also ha... Read More

Csoma Palace

Building, structure

The Csoma Palace, or Csoma House, is located south of the narrower centre, slightly further away, in the southern row of houses on the Danube side of the elegant Promenade (later Kossuth Street), built in the modern era. The six-storey house, which is built in a closed row on the... Read More

Motesiczky Palace

Building, structure

The Motesiczky Palace was built on the site of a ditch in front of the medieval city wall that once surrounded the Bratislava city center, now demolished. One of the most famous accommodations of the medieval-early modern city, the Inn Addressed to the Wild One, stood on this sit... Read More

Hlavács cross

Sacral small monument

Out of gratitude to God, Vince Hlavács and Mária Kovács had the cross erected in 1995. Read More

Nádasdy House

Building, structure

The most interesting and notable Renaissance building in Vágújhely, the Nádasdy House, was built in the 14th century. It became the property of the Nádasdy family at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries. Palatine György Thurzó wrote the charter here on December 30, 1610, based... Read More

Ghillány Castle

Building, structure

The building of the Vágújhely city museum was once the castle of the Ghillányi family, built in 1740 by Baron János Ghillányi (1686-1752), general of Maria Theresa. It has been operating as a museum since 1953. Read More

Parish Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Building, structure

The defining building of Vágújhely is the Gothic parish church of the Little Assumption, which stands on the hilltop and is surrounded by a protective wall. Only the lower part of the tower and the stone gate remain from the church's Romanesque predecessor. The provostship was fo... Read More

Tomb of Poor Titus

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The grave of Titus Poór, the chief officer of the manor farm, the owner of the crowned gold cross of merit, and his wife, Mária Kuza. The gravestone is located in sector I/1 of the cemetery. Read More