dom dôstojníka rakúsko-uhorskej armády Burgher house and fence
This monument represents the house burgher and fence located in Nitra, Nitra region. According to the register it is an object from the first half of the 20th century, characteristic of histology.
The area registered by the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under number ÚZPF 12272 consists of two separate parts. The first part is a burgher house with the number 12272/1, a terraced and passable object in the style of historism built approximately in 1905. The second object is fencing with the gate under the number 12272/2, which has brick construction and metal elements, also dated to the period around 1905.
The house has a terraced and passable disposition. Fencing with a gate uses brick construction and metal elements.
The building is located at the address Štefánikova class in the cadastral area of the Old Town in Nitra. The monument is protected as a national cultural monument.
Historical Milestones
- round 1905
- Building a burgher's house in historian style
- round 1905
- Building a brick fence with a gate
Interesting facts
- It is a burgher's house and fence from the first half of the 20th century, which is characterized by historism. - The area consists of two separate parts. - The burgher's house is a terraced and pass-through building built approximately in 1905. - Fencing with the gate has brick construction and metal elements dating back to around 1905. The monument is protected as a national cultural monument.
Guide
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Welcome to this historic place in the Nitra region, where the house of an Austrian-Hungarian army officer stands before your eyes. This unique object is not only a monument of architecture, but also a direct link with the past, which allows us to respond to the history of Nitra and the wider region.
Let's get close to this house. Although the exact details of his architect and the particular time of creation are unknown, we can estimate that it was built in the period when Nitra served as an important military and administrative center. This house was probably the seat of an officer of the Austrian army, indicating his functions within the urban infrastructure.
Architecturally, this object differs by its simplicity and practical approach. According to what you see, the house is fenced and appears to be integrated into urban architecture to meet the needs of its inhabitants. Note the regular stratification of windows and entrance openings that indicate the functional and practical designs of architects from this period.
Although specific history or persons associated with this house are unknown, we can imagine the lives of military officers who were based here. These personalities were often based on the public and political life of Nitra, contributing to the development of the site.
The capture of this house is his ability to preserve the atmosphere of his time despite unknown details. Although the particular mysteries associated with the house are lacking, the very lack of clarity of its origin and history calls for deeper exploration and discovery.
As a pleasant end to your short journey around this place, your eyes and your instinct to explore Nitra even deeper. Let yourself prove yourself to other historical monuments offered by this region and remember to enjoy every moment of your visit.
Thank you for your attention. So let's get to the next discoveries in Nitra together.
Tips for visitors
Best time to visit: It is recommended to visit during bright days, ideally in the morning.
What to take with you: It is recommended to take comfortable shoes for a walk in the historical part and camera to capture the details of architecture.
Photography: The best shots are seen from a place where the entire structure of the house is visible and fencing, especially in the natural daylight.
Families with children: Walk around historical objects in Nitra is quiet and suitable for families.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.
Where is the monument?
Location: Štefánikova trieda, Staré Mesto, Nitra, Nitriansky kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 233-12272).
For children
Close your eyes and imagine that your modern sneakers suddenly turned into lacquered black boots. There's no car engines around you or phones beeping. Instead, you hear the rhythmic raping of horses on hard stone streets and the call of fruit dealers. Welcome to the old one Nitra, at a time when the great Austria-Hungary ruled! It's like a time journey to a world where everything worked completely differently.
Thematic route
Thematic trip: Nitra - historical monuments
1. House of Officer of the Austro-Hungarian Army (House of burgher and fence) Type: Monument building Why is he behind the visit: The house was the seat of an Austrian-Hungarian officer. Architecture and interiors represent life in the Vienna Monarchy.
2. Nitra Castle Type: Historical strength Why it is worth visiting: Nitriansky Castle is a historic castle in Slovakia. The town of Nitra is visible from the terrace.
3. St. Martin's Cathedral Type: Church building Why is it behind the visit: Gothic church is a sacral monument in Nitra.
4. Nitra Museum Type: Historical Museum Why is he behind the visit: The museum has an exhibition about the history and culture of Nitra, including archaeological findings and works of art.
5. Nitra Museum in the Castle Type: Historical Museum Why is it behind the visit: Museum in Nitra Castle exhibits exhibits about historical life in the region.
The route includes historical buildings and museum expositions in Nitra.
Seasonal recommendations
In spring Nitra blooms and surroundings of the house officer of the Austrian-Hungarian army acquires fresh, green form. Pleasant spring light highlights details of burgher house and fence, creating an optimistic atmosphere. It is recommended to wear layered clothing that can handle variable weather and visit the memorial on weekdays to avoid larger groups of visitors.
The summer season brings intense sunlight and rich colors that give historical construction a monumental look. The air is bitter and the city is vibrant with life, creating a dynamic environment. Due to high temperatures and the main season, it is best to come first thing in the morning, avoid crowds and choose light, breathable clothes.
Autumn wraps Nitra in golden and brown tones that perfectly match the historical architecture of the Austro-Hungarian house. The atmosphere is calmer and light softer, which is ideal for observing fence details. It is practical to have an uncircumcised coat or mat with it, while the best time for inspection is early evening.
In the winter months the memorial works introvertne and silence, while frost or snow can highlight the contrast between the historical house and the surroundings. Days are short and light cooler, giving the place a melancholy character. It is necessary to dress very warm and visit the building in additional hours, as winter opening time is often shortened.
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