Nyitra

The tomb of Károly Szabó

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The grave of Károly Szabó, a retired Calvinist teacher from Zsigárd. Read More

Courthouse

Building, structure

The need for it was raised in 1895 in the then Nitrai Hírlap, and a year later the Hungarian Ministry of Justice approved the construction of a palace of justice in the city. The Art Nouveau-style building was built between 1901 and 1903 by the Tomaschek and Csellágh company base... Read More

Vazul Tower

Building, structure

The Vazul Tower used to be a fortress, which was gradually rebuilt. The original tower was two-storeyed, with two entrances: one entrance led to the tower from the courtyard, the other from the castle cloister. There are loopholes in the lower part of the tower, and 3 windows wer... Read More

Small Seminary

Building, structure

It was built on medieval foundations in the early 18th century, and later rebuilt several times. It is currently home to the seminary named after the martyred bishop St. Gorazd. The building was given an eclectic character during the reconstruction of 1876–84 at the initiative of... Read More

Great Seminary

Building, structure

A four-winged, baroque, closed-row palace-like building, built from the second half of the 18th century to the end of the 19th century. On the 2nd floor is the valuable St. Ladislaus Chapel with a Baroque altar decorated with the image of St. Ladislaus. In 1877-78, at the initiat... Read More

Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Sarlós

Building, structure

The construction of the Church of the Assumption of Our Lady of Sarlós began in 1852 at the initiative of Bishop Imre Palugyay. After the death of master architect Ferenc Császtka in 1855, the work was continued by the Viennese architect J. Szmatos. The construction of the church... Read More

Nitra Castle

Building, structure

"Nytra is a city with a regular council, and after Bratislava, together with Selmeczbánya, it is the most populous and important city of the western uplands. It lies at the foot of the Zobor Hill, where the Nitra Valley, expanding into a wide plain, merges with the Small Plain, w... Read More

The tomb of Louis Alleker

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Lajos Alleker (Nagykanizsa, October 30 / November 17, 1851 - Nyitra, January 5, 1895) was a teacher, writer, botanist. ; He entered the Piarist order in 1869, took solemn vows in 1874. He was ordained a priest in 1878. He taught in Tatá, Selmecbánya, Nagykároly, Magyaróvár and be... Read More

The grave of Ferenc Faschler

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Ferenc Faschler, mayor of the city of Nitra, is buried in the Jozsits family tomb, born on April 12, 1845, died on May 24, 1911. Read More

Greiner Hugo's grave

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The grave of referee Hugo Greiner of Glücksthali. Read More