The old graves of the Saint Rosalia Park in Gúta
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
The park was created around the Baroque chapel by liquidating the oldest cemetery in Gúta in the 1980s. The people of Gúta were buried here until 1965. When designing the park, attention was paid to ensuring that a place of respect and reverence for ancestors remained for later generations. The stone tombstones were placed in rows on both sides of the main entrance. Of these, the tombstones of Reviczky Mihály and Névery György from Revisnyei and the tombstone of Fekete Ferenc from Gúta deserve special attention. ; ; The fountain decorating the park is the work of Gyula Mag from 1982. Among other things, the park contains the statue of St. Vendel, which originally stood in the park of the Roman Catholic Church. It is the work of a folk stonemason from 1835. The symbolic cemetery provided a suitable place for the II. to erect a monument to the victims of World War II, which was unveiled in 1990. A memorial plaque to those deported in 1947 is placed in the wall of the main gate. The restored chapel was built in the Baroque style in the 1850s.