Sárosfa

Holy Trinity Church

Building, structure

The Bittó family chapel - the towerless, single-nave, conch-roofed, semicircular-arched Holy Trinity Church - was built in 1721 in the Baroque style. The Prussian dome vault of the nave decorated with stucco is valuable, its high altar is the same age as the building, its pulpit ... Read More

Churchyard cross

Sacral small monument

For the greater glory of God, the Sárosfai community had the cross erected in 2003. Read More

Monument to the victims of World War I and II

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The monument was built in the garden of the local Holy Trinity Church in memory of the victims of World War I and World War II. It was renovated at the initiative of Bishop Sándor Csölle and Archbishop Frigyes and consecrated during a mass held on the village day of July 4, 2009. Read More

The Bittó family tomb

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The family tomb, the burial place of Prime Minister István Bittó, was renovated in 2003 with the support of the Pro Patria Association for National Heritage, the Ministry of National Cultural Heritage and the Illyés Public Foundation. On the occasion of the 190th anniversary of h... Read More

Kopjafa in memory of the eternal memorial of the homeland

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

On the tenth anniversary of the village day, in 2014, the headstone symbolizing the past, present and future of the homeland was inaugurated, which was donated to the village by the residents and mayor of Tarany, the sister settlement of Sárosfa. Read More

The Bittó family crypt in the Sárosfa cemetery

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

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Memorial plaque in memory of those who were deported

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The memorial plaque was erected in 2006 by the local organization of the MKP. Read More

Cemetery cross

Sacral small monument

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Wooden cross from Újfalus

Sacral small monument

It was previously located in the Újfalu part of the settlement, from where it was moved to the village cemetery. According to old documents, Újfalu was a wasteland, currently it is a farmyard and is privately owned. Read More

The name of the Csallóköz

Say

Note: ; Original source: László Kósa's manuscript collection from 1975. Read More