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A plaque commemorating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Csemads in Rété
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The Csemadok foundation organization was founded seventy years ago in Rétén. On this occasion, a commemorative plaque was placed on the wall of the cultural center. The plaque, made and donated by József Horváth, a stonemason and artificial stone manufacturer, was unveiled by Már...
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The grave of pharmacist János Gréb
Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites
János Gréb (* 1850 † 1920) pharmacist. Member of the MKE (Hungarian Carpathian Association) (1883-), representative of Szepesszombat. ; In addition to the settlements of the High Tatras that developed at an altitude of about 1000 m, the towns of the Low Tatras themselves also tri...
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Wedding Palace in Nagybiccse
Building, structure
Next to the castle, on the site of the medieval castellum, György Thurzó had the so-called Wedding Palace built in 1601 for the wedding of his daughters, its facade is adorned with rich stucco and sgraffito decoration. On the ground floor there were four vaulted rooms, including ...
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Thurzó Castle in Nagybiccse
Building, structure
Nagybiccse lies in the Váh Valley in the northwestern part of the Highlands. In the 16th century, the manor house owned by the Imreffy and Kosztka families was destroyed in 1547. The confusing ownership relations were clarified when Ferenc Thurzó, from the most important patronag...
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Horváth-Stansith Castle in Nagyőr
Building, structure
The village of Nagyőr, located by the Poprad River, was mentioned as a fortified place as early as 1256. One of the northernmost Árpád-era grassland castles stood here, as the name of the settlement suggests. The first owner of the village, the Warkotsch family, who settled here ...
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The grave of retired chief justice Dezső Molnár
Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites
Dezső Molnár, chief clerk of the Verebély prison, Réte.
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St. Ladislaus Church and Szapolyai Chapel in Csutokröthely, exterior
Building, structure
Csütörtökhely (Szepescsütörtökhely), with a population of over two thousand, is located in the southeastern part of the Spiš Basin and was named after the market day held on Thursdays. Its eye-catching Romanesque church with its Gothic chapel stands on a hill on the edge of the s...
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St. Ladislaus Church and Szapolyai Chapel in Csutokröthely, interior
Building, structure
Csütörtökhely (Szepescsütörtökhely), with a population of over two thousand, is located in the southeastern part of the Spiš Basin and was named after the market day held on Thursdays. Its eye-catching Romanesque church with its Gothic chapel stands on a hill on the edge of the s...
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Sebók mansion
Building, structure
The history of Csetnek, which dates back to the Árpád period, has been intertwined with mining and the metalworking industry from the very beginning. Thanks to the diligence of German hospices, it soon embarked on the path of market town development, characterized by several medi...
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Levoca cage of shame
Building, structure
One of the most important privileges of the free royal cities, which was considered a serious privilege compared to settlements under the power of the landlords, was the right to judge independently. Thus, the city of Levoča, and its council and judge, could judge its citizens in...
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