Statue, monument, plaque

Monument to the Great Danube Flood

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

It was erected by the Municipality of Lakszakállas in memory of the great Danube flood in 2005. Read More

Allegory of Work and the Arts

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

This part of Bratislava was home to petty officials and workers at the beginning of the 20th century. The well-considered urban development is indicated by the fact that we can find high-quality works of art on practically every street. The street facade of the residential buildi... Read More

Vízváry family memorial spear tree

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

Vilmos Vízváry is a former principal, teacher and Reformed cantor. He played a significant role in organizing the pre-war cultural life of the settlement. He also led a choir. He was transferred to Hungary during the deportations. ; (His son, Pál Vízváry, worked as a journeyman i... Read More

Duck fountain

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The public squares and parks of Bratislava boast numerous 20th-century statues and sculptures, many of which were created by Hungarian sculptors. After the city fell into Czech hands in 1918 and the communist takeover in 1945, nationalist and/or ideological barbarism destroyed se... Read More

Szalatnai Rezső memorial plaque

Statue, monument, plaque

Rezső Szalatnai, along with Pál Szvatkó and Zoltán Fábry, was the most significant critic of Hungarian literature in Czechoslovakia between the two wars, a literary historian and writer who, among other things, was committed to the Hungarians in Slovakia with his courageous actio... Read More

Unicornis, Unicorn statue

Statue, monument, plaque

The six-meter-high statue, made of five-millimeter-thick steel wire, is the work of Hungarian painter János Ács. A sign on the pedestal of the monumental unicorn statue indicates that the unicorn is a symbol of virginity and love. ; Since 2009, Péter Plauter, elder of Nagymegyer,... Read More

Memorial plaque of György Dénes

Statue, monument, plaque

The village created this memorial plaque in 2009 in honor of György Dénes, a Hungarian poet from Slovakia, who was born in the village of Pelsőc. Read More

Monument to the Revolution and War of Independence of 1848

Statue, monument, plaque

The monument to the 1848 Revolution and War of Independence was erected in 1998. Read More

Monument to the 1965 flood and the first written mention of the village

Statue, monument, plaque

In 1979, a monument was erected to commemorate the 750th anniversary of the 1965 flood and the first written mention of the village. Read More

Monument to the victims of World War I and II (Falling Angel)

Statue, monument, plaque

The monument to the victims of the two world wars is located in the cemetery and was inaugurated on May 8, 2000. Read More