Csicsó

Sámuel Gáspár Memorial Room

Ethnographic collection

There is a central primary school in Csicsó, which also accepts children from the neighboring villages of Kolozsnéma and Füss. In 2002, it was named after Sámuel Gáspár. Read More

One of the most beautiful buildings in the village, the convent, was built in 1889 by Countess Adél Kálnoky, widow of Count János Waldstein and wife of the French Duke of Sabran-Pontevès. It housed a convent named after Saint John of Nepomuk (his stone statue stands in its front ... Read More

Monument to the victims of World War I and II

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The First and Second World Wars claimed many victims. Their memory is preserved by the monument erected next to the funeral home in 1993 with public donations. Here we can read the names of all the war victims of the village, but it also commemorates those unknown people who los... Read More

World War I memorial plaque in the Reformed church

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

After the war, separate memorial plaques were erected for the victims of World War I by the Catholics – made of pink marble, on the outside of the stone fence of their church – and by the Calvinists – made of red marble, in their church, opposite the pulpit. Read More

Cemetery fountain

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The headstones and ornamental fountain in front of the World War II memorial in the cemetery were made by craftsmen from Cicsó and were handed over in 2002. The headstone was unknown in this area. The ornamental fountain was built over the original gémes well, leaving the well b... Read More