Magyarbél

Cemetery cross

Sacral small monument

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Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Magyarbél

Building, structure

The Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross was built in 1728 in Baroque style. The church was built by Count Imre Csáky, Archbishop of Kalocsa. Read More

Statue of Our Lady of Fatima in Magyarbél

Sacral small monument

The statue of the Virgin Mary of Fatima is located in the garden of the Catholic church in Magyarbéli. ; One hundred years ago, on May 13, 1917, in a place called Cova da Iria (“Valley of Peace”), near Fatima, Portugal, three shepherd children, ten-year-old Lúcia Santos and her c... Read More

Pietistic cross in Magyarbél

Sacral small monument

The stone cross decorated with a well-maintained Pieta was made in 1900 and was erected in the church yard. On the pedestal is a statue of Mary holding her son, who was taken down from the cross, in her lap. The inscription on the pedestal reads: Here is the Savior, who suffered ... Read More

Heroes' Monument in Magyarbél

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The monument was erected by the citizens of the village in 2004. Read More

Csaky Castle in Magyarbél

Postcard

Here stands the largest castle in Slovakia, built by Bishop Count Imre Csáky between 1722 and 1725 in the Baroque style. It was hit in 1945, when the facade was damaged and the roof burned down. It was restored between 1958 and 1961. With towers at each corner of the castle, a ma... Read More

Csaky Castle in Magyarbél

Postcard

Here stands the largest castle in Slovakia, built by Bishop Count Imre Csáky between 1722 and 1725 in the Baroque style. It was hit in 1945, when the facade was damaged and the roof burned down. It was restored between 1958 and 1961. With towers at each corner of the castle, a ma... Read More

Greetings from Hungary

Postcard

Erzsébet Pilta Castle, née Emilné Xivkovics. Hungarian Countryside and Consumer and Sales Cooperative. Read More

Groan

Tale

Note: ; Original source: József Bakos: In the protection and service of our great Hungarian values. Érsekújvár, 1942. 25-26. Read More