Garamlök, Lök

All Saints' Catholic Church in Garamlök

Building, structure

The Catholic church of Garamlök was built in the classicist style in the 18th century. Read More

Garamlök Reformed Church

Building, structure

The Reformed Church of Garamlök was built in 1783, and its tower was built in 1844. After World War II, part of the Hungarian population, mostly Reformed people, who made up nearly half of the village's population, were resettled to Hungary, and Slovaks and Slovak settlers from H... Read More

Garamlök Reformed Cemetery

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

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The family tomb of Mátyás Juhász

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Mátyás Juhász supported the organ of the Reformed church with a donation of 1,000 crowns, from the 1,000 crowns donated by the members of the congregation. Read More

The high cross of the Catholic cemetery in Garamlök

Sacral small monument

The nasgy cross was made in the "year of the Lord", 1773, from a vow. Read More

Monument to the heroes of Garamlök

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The memorial stone commemorates the heroes and victims from Garamlök who fell in World War I and II, since July 2013. Read More

Grave of the Calvinist pastor Endre Bacha

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Even in its current state, Endre Bacha's bullet-riddled tombstone is a defining part of the cemetery's overall appearance. Read More

Endre Juhász's family tomb

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Endre Juhász's family tombstone probably bears the marks of the war. Read More

The grave of the Reformed pastor Ferencz Sebestyén

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The grave of Sebestyén Ferencz, once surrounded by a beautiful wrought iron fence, is ripe for renovation. Read More

Grave of World War I hero János Kosztolányi

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

János Kosztolányi died for his Hungarian homeland at the age of 18. Read More