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pomník a hrob Holubyho a Šuleka Grave with monument

Hrob s pomníkom 1928 vyhovujúci Easy pro všechny věkové kategorie Updated 10.10.2026
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This monument is a grave with monument, located in the village Hlohovec in Trnava region. The building dates from 1928 and its architectural style represents modernity from the first half of the 20th century.

The complex, which records the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under the number of the ÚZPF 1036, consists of one object. It is a grave with the monument Viliam Šulek and Charles Holuby, whose dating is precisely intended for October 21, 1928. The building is made in modern style.

The monument is located at the address Šulekovo in the village Hlohovec. The building is officially declared a national cultural monument.

The grave with monument is located in the part of Šulekovo in the village Hlohovec. For visitors to the region, this is a documented example of funeral architecture from the first half of the 20th century. The place is open to curious tourists who are interested in registered cultural monuments in Trnava region.

Tehdy a dnes

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Today's View – pomník a hrob Holubyho a Šuleka
Historical appearance – pomník a hrob Holubyho a Šuleka
Tehdy Dnes

The historical view on the left is a visualisation generated by artificial intelligence and serves as inspiration.

Historical Milestones

1928
The origin of the grave with the monument of William Šulek and Charles Holuby
21 october 1928
Accurate dating of the grave making with monument
first half of the 20th century
The period during which modern architecture was created

Interesting facts

- It is a grave with the monument William Shulek and Charles Holuby. - Dating the building is precisely designed for 21 October 1928. - The architectural style of the monument represents the modern one from the first half of the 20th century. - The building is officially declared a national cultural monument. - For visitors to the region, this is a documented example of funeral architecture from the first half of the 20th century.

Guide

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⚙︎ The text was prepared by artificial intelligence and has not been editorially reviewed. It may contain inaccuracies.

Welcome to Hlohovec. You are standing in front of a place that carries a silent reflection of ancient times and invites you to a moment of stopping in the middle of your walk. Before you there is a monument and the grave of Holuby and Shulek. Perhaps at first glance, it seems to be just a quiet corner within a wider environment, but if you look at it with uzględnením its meaning, you will find that it is a powerful memory symbol linking the present with the history of this city. Feel this atmosphere - peace, saltiness, and the seriousness that such places naturally require. When you look around, you will see that this monument is not just a stone element in the country. It is a place that was created with a clear aim - to make the names of two people, Holuby and Shulek, remember. Although time is constantly spinning and the world around us is constantly changing, this grave remains as an anchor in time. It is a witness that there were people whose lives were important to the Hlohovec community and that their departure deserved a lasting lead. Let us now look together at the very nature of this place. Although there are no precise chronological data on exactly when this monument was created in our historical records, his presence tells us about the need to preserve his identity. It often happens that exact years and months disappear in the mist of time in the Zagreb country, but the very existence of a monument is evidence that someone in the past considered it important for these names to be still perceived. It is fascinating how we can perceive history through objects, even though we lack precise details of their origin. Now note how the monument was incorporated into its surroundings. Look at its shapes and lines. Although we do not know the names of architects who have thought about this work in the past, we can look in its structure for clues to their intentions. Look at the light reflected from the surface of the monument. Feel the texture of the material from which this monument is made. Watch how the shadow forms in its folds and how its silhouette changes depending on where the sun is now located. Every detail you see here, from the smallest inequality to the overall geometry, contributes to a sense of stability and durability. This monument acts not only as a volatile object but as something created to withstand the wind, rain, and passing centuries. Instead of looking for complex artistic styles that we may not know, try to perceive the very essence of this construction. It's a memory architecture. It is an effort to make the universe around us stop for a while and to realize that we have a history that is much deeper than it may seem at first sight. Now pay attention to the very people who define this place. Names Holub and Shulek. Although history has not provided us with a detailed biography of their actions or their daily matches, their names are engraved here as a permanent link. In every city like Hlohovec there are characters that make up his soul. It could have been civil servants, family fathers, or people who were devoted to local life. Their identity is intertwined with this monument today, and that is where the power of memory lies. It is not necessary to know every minute of their lives to understand that their presence in this city has left a mark that even this monument will not easily be erased. This is where one of the greatest mysteries of this place is located. It's the uncertainty it carries. Unknown time of origin, unknown architect, unknown details of who exactly decided on this location. However, this lack of accurate information may not be perceived as a shortage, but rather as a challenge to your imagination. What would happen if we tried to imagine the era in which this monument originated? What emotions did he raise in Hlohovec? Who was the man who stood exactly in your place many years ago and looked at this grave with the same considerateness that we feel? This fog of uncertainty makes this place more than just a historical object - it makes it a philosophical reflection of what remains of us. Feel this quiet dialogue between you and this monument. It is a dialogue between the living and those who are no longer, but whose presence we still feel through these stone lines. It is a reminder that each of us is part of a larger story that is constantly written. As you continue your journey, you will no longer be a mere visitor passing through the city. You're going to be someone who sensed the silent voice of the past. This monument leaves you with questions to which there are no immediate answers, and that is sometimes the most valuable in history. Not every truth must be written in textbooks; sometimes the truth is hidden in a silent pillar or in the shadow of a tombstone. Let's move on now. Hlohovec has many other places for you to discover. We invite you to continue this journey with an open thought and respect for all the tracks left behind by previous generations. May this moment bring you peace and a deeper view of the beauty of the historical heritage before the monuments of Holuby and Shulek. Thank you for stopping by this place with us. We wish you a pleasant and inspiring further journey through our region. We'll say goodbye, but keep in your heart this sense of connection to the past you've just experienced.

Tips for visitors

A spring or autumn season is suitable for the visit, when the weather is pleasant and light arousing to photograph the details of the monument.

It can be reached by car or public transport. Check your current connections in online search engines or travel applications.

It is recommended to have comfortable shoes and water with you.

When shooting, we recommend using morning or afternoon natural light that creates soft shadows and enhances the texture of the material.

There are no other sights in the area. The location is suitable for families with children for a short walk.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

Cemeteries and graves are usually accessible; please respect the dignity of the place. We have not verified the opening hours of this cemetery.

Where is the monument?

Location: Šulekovo, Hlohovec, Trnavský 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. 213-1036).

For children

Close your eyes and imagine pressing a secret button on a time machine. Boom! You'll be right back in 98 years. It's 1928. Cars and people's clothes are changing around you, and the whole world looks completely different. At the time, the beast did not recall the city you know today. It was like entering an old black and white photograph where the air smells like smoke from chimneys and hears horses knocking in it.

Thematic route

Access to the monument A place that serves as the first point of contact with historical space.

Monument of Holuby and Shulek A visual element worshiping two prominent personalities.

The Graves of Holuby and Shulek A place of last rest where visitors can honor the deceased quietly.

The immediate area Surroundings of the monument creating a peaceful atmosphere.

Visualisations and artistic views

pomník a hrob Holubyho a Šuleka – historická rekonštrukcia
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Information about the monument

Obec Hlohovec
Kraj Trnavský kraj
Typ Grave with monument
Exhibition year 1928
Century 20. stol.
Style / Period moderna
Dating 1.pol.20.st.
Stav vyhovujúci
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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