horse railway building, railway house Railway station
The railway station in the village Svätý Jur in the Bratislava region is a national cultural monument. The building comes from the first half of the 19th century and its creation dates back to 1839.
The area, which is registered by the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under number ÚZPF 12264, consists of one object. It is a train station solitaire whose construction took place between 1839 and 1840.
The building is located at Staničná 247/2 in Svätý Jur. The building is protected as a national cultural monument.
This monument in the village Svätý Jur documents the development of railway transport from the first half of the 19th century. It is a suitable stop for visitors who are interested in historical architecture in the Bratislava region.
Historical Milestones
- 1839
- Construction of a railway station in Svätý Jur.
- 1840
- Complete the building of the railway station.
Interesting facts
- Railway station in Svätý Jur is a national cultural monument. - The building comes from the first half of the 19th century and its origin dates back to 1839. - The area, which is registered by the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under number ÚZPF 12264, consists of one object. - The building is located at Staničná 247/2 in Svätý Jur and is protected as a national cultural monument. - This monument shows the development of rail transport from the first half of the 19th century.
Guide
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Welcome to the railway station Svätý Jur in the Bratislava region, a beautiful city with a rich history and unique architecture. You are standing in front of a building that has become a symbol of permanence and industry in this area. This railway station, although its formation and specifically architects are unknown, is an important place on the maps of the region. The building is proud of the simple but purposeful construction that demonstrates the practical needs of the past. This object was established in an unknown period, but its existence is closely linked to the development of the rail link in Slovakia. The stations were designed to provide important logistical services for travelers and peasants in the region. Although the specific details of their history are badly documented, it is clear that this was a key point on the railway line. Look up and see the front of the building. Note the simple but elegant lines that characterize its architectural design. Windows are of the same size and their arrangement gives the symmetry structure, which is typical for railway buildings of the time. In the Nitra you can imagine being functional, with an environment designed for the efficient processing of visitors and the living. Although the specific personalities associated with the station are unknown, it is likely that many persons, from engineers to passengers, have been made more difficult by its existence. These individuals contributed to the consistent functioning of the railway network and helped St.Jur stations become an integral part of the local community. The interesting thing is that although the specific historical events associated with the station are not recorded, its continued existence and role in the rail system speak about the importance of this place for the region. You have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the past only by such observation. I invite you to continue to explore the surroundings and discover other interesting places in Svätý Jur. This station is just one chapter in the multilateral history of this territory, which has much to say. I hope your visitor will be full of discoveries and reminders. When we meet again at another historical-architectonic signposting road!
Tips for visitors
Winter days are suitable for photography due to special light.
Current connections and route information can be found in search engines or on the city transport website.
See what to take with you: protective clothing for unforeseen weather and photo.
Photography is best in the morning or evening. The most interesting perspective is from the northern direction, where the building is reflected in the context of the surroundings.
In the immediate vicinity you will find Svätý Jur, which offers panoramic views and historical monuments. It is suitable for families with children to visit the town where there are various entertainment activities.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
The building is in use (offices, a school, shops and the like). The interior is generally accessible only during operating hours and tours are not usually offered; we have not verified the details. You can see the exterior from the street.
Where is the monument?
Location: Staničná 247/2, Svätý Jur, Bratislavský 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. 107-12264).
For children
Look! Already 187 years ago, some adventure began here. This building is a horse railway and railway house in the town of Svätý Jur, near Bratislava. It's like we're getting into a book on roads and miracles.
Imagine: it's like when there are new wheels on the sin. This building was the first type to help things travel faster on the railways in Europe. Although it seemed like a big game with horses and locomotives, they were real engineers and workers who worked here every day.
Thematic route
Thematic tour route from the village Svätý Jur
1. Horse Railway Building, Railway House - Type: Historical building - Why is it behind the visit: The building belongs to the first horse railway in Europe in the territory of Slovakia. It documents the technical progress of the late 19th century.
2. School in the Holy Jur - Type: Historical building - Why is it behind the visit: The building represents the architecture from the period of the Hungarian monarchy.
3. Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary - Type: Church - Why is it worth visiting: It is a sacral monument in a village with historical architecture and interior.
4. Old Orchards in Saint-Jur - Type: Park - Why is it behind the visit: Orchards in the center of the village serve for relaxation and walks.
5. Municipal office of Saint-Jur - Type: Historical building - Why is it behind the visit: The building served as a place of administration of the village and preserved architectural elements from the period of local history.
The route connects historical and cultural objects in the village of Svätý Jur.
Seasonal recommendations
The atmosphere is full of optimism and fine spring light, which highlights the details of historical architecture. We recommend to wear layered clothes, because temperatures can vary, and visit the place in the morning.
Summer season brings intense sunlight. Thanks to the warm weather there are more visitors around, so it is best to arrive as soon as possible in the morning. Remember light, breathable clothing and plenty of drinking water.
Autumn in the Bratislava region is characterized by golden colours of leaves. Pleasant, softer light is ideal for photographing the details of the memorial. Due to unstable weather, it is advisable to take a waterproof coat or a gauntlet.
Due to the low temperature we recommend warm clothes and check the reduced opening time in advance. It is an ideal time for those who seek peace without many tourists.
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