Building, structure

Reformed Church in Nemesradnót

In 1423, it was the estate of the treasurer János Nagy of Pelsőczi, known as Radnotfalua. In the 17th century, its fashionable peasant families redeemed themselves and gained nobility. In the modern era, it was a noble settlement, which bore the name Nemesradnót from 1906. The pe... Read More

Stefania Road

Building, structure

“Stephanie Street (Stephaniestrasse.) This main road of the New Town and of Bratislava in general, which is also enlivened by the city tram, connects Grassalkovich Square with Sánc and Mély Streets, and Lamacsi Street. The streets of Princess Izabella, Kilit Gásparich, Vilmos Gün... Read More

Bridge near King's Tree

Building, structure

The balustraded, baroque-art nouveau bridge spanning the Black Water was built by the Pálffy family and connected the English and French ornamental parks that formed their estate. The buildings did not survive, so this bridge, which seemingly leads from nowhere to nowhere, is now... Read More

Chapel of St. Vid

Building, structure

The Chapel of St. Vid is the oldest sacral monument in Oroszvár. It is located in the southern part of the southern park of the castle, right next to the main road. The first remains of the church date back to the late Roman period. The present church was built in 1613 in the Ren... Read More

Sósár bathing place

Building, structure

"In the area surrounded by deciduous and coniferous mixed forests, there were originally two healing mineral water springs. The first well, or otherwise known as the salty well - this was used more in the spas, and the back well, or otherwise known as the sour water - this was kn... Read More

Evangelical belfry

Building, structure

“The Evangelical belfry was built in 1846 on Béke Street, originally made of wood and in 1929 made of stone. It is a rectangular, slender structure with a dome roof. This denomination also has a separate small cemetery in the village.” ; ; “Before, the bell stood on a small woode... Read More

The house of Lajos Zsélyi Nagy's parents

Building, structure

“The family house (no. 220) still stands in the village of Zsély, where the poet’s parents lived for a long time. His mother’s beloved child often came home here. He worked and created here from time to time, and met his friends, relatives and acquaintances here. He spent his las... Read More

St. Imre Church

Building, structure

“The third, today’s Baroque St. Imre Church of the village was built by the Zichys in 1771. The single-nave building has a flat ceiling, its sanctuary has a segmental end, and a pyramid-shaped tower rises in front of the gabled facade. The facade is divided by wooden frame frames... Read More

Chapel of St. Wendel or Chapel of the Queen of the Rosary

Building, structure

“Along the main road, now sandwiched between buildings, stands the Queen of the Rosary Chapel. It was probably built at the beginning of the 19th century with two rectangular, slightly semicircular windows and a pyramid-shaped bell tower surrounded by two buttresses. Under the sm... Read More

The Roman Catholic Church in Sklabonya

Building, structure

“The Roman Catholic church in Sklabonya is not far from the house where Mikszáth was born. According to Borovszky’s monograph on Nógrád County, the house of God here was built in 1396 in the Gothic style, but many repairs “stripped it of its originality”. It was transformed into ... Read More