katolícka fara Parish house
Slovak cultural monument - Catholic parish in Bratislava-Devín
Fara is a national cultural monument, located in the village Bratislava-Devín, Bratislava region. According to the registration ÚZPF has the number 104-10977 and it consists of 1 object: fara (r.k., classicism, kon.15.st.).
The parish area consists of only one object - a Catholic parish. The parish is built in classicistic style and dates back to the end of the 15th century.
Building characteristics: layout, flooring, floor plan, material.
Poloa and protection: address Štítová 918/2, Bratislava-Devín, cadastral territory, date of declaration of monument, conservation zone or protection zone, current state and use.
Fara is an important monument within the village of Bratislava-Devín. It is located in the central part of the village and can be visited directly from the street Štítová.
Historical Milestones
- end of the 15th century
- Original construction or existence of a parish
- 18th - 19th century
- Elements of Classical Architecture within the Object
- 20th century
- Registration of cultural monuments
Guide
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Welcome! You stand before this historical monument, the Catholic parish in Bratislava-Devín. The first impression that this object gives me is original and closely related to the surroundings.
The architecture of this parish is typical for the Baroque era. You will notice how it differs from other architectural styles that are characteristic of our country. Details, such as ornaments and stucco decorations, will give us an idea of the real art used in this area.
The interesting thing about this monument is that they give us an idea of the real life and culture of this country. Everything you see in front of you is closely linked to the history and culture of our country.
Zavyr: I invite you to keep this memorial for yourself.
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: Štítová 918/2, Bratislava-Devín, 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. 104-10977).
For children
Imagine coming back in time. You stand in Devín where the Danube River meets Moravia. The air smells like fresh water and historical secrets. When you look up, you'll see a castle standing like a fixed giant over the entire area.
This building is not just a house. There used to be people who were teachers and advisors for the entire community. Imagine them in their rooms, passing on important messages in the light of candles.
Thematic route
Route:
1. Fara, Catholic parish - significant cultural and historical town 2. St. Martin's Church, Gothic church from the 13th century - beautiful architectural structures and art 3. Devin Castle, 10th century castle ruins - historical remains and panoramic views of the Danube
The route is designed so that visitors can prohlédnout the main Chilean route, the Catholic parish, and then continue to the surrounding area, where the Gothic church of St. Martin is located. Then you can go to the ruins of the Devín castle, where you can see the panoramic view of the Danube. The route is smooth and easily accessible by foot or bus from the center of Bratislava.
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Seasonal recommendations
Pamantine: Catholic parish (Fara), Bratislava-Devín, Bratislava region Status:
JARO: What's specific? Green nature and sunny days. The atmosphere is full of optimism. Practical advice? Come with appropriate clothes for heights.
LETO: Warm days, sunshine and amazing green nature. The atmosphere is full of joy. Practical advice? Come with appropriate clothes for heights.
SUBSIDISATION: Yellow nature, sunshine and amazing soil out. The atmosphere is full of peace. Practical advice? Come with appropriate clothes for heights.
ZIMA: White snow, quiet atmosphere and amazing light effect. The atmosphere is full of peace. Practical advice? Come and get warm clothes. The best time to visit the parish is morning or afternoon.
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