Monuments in the “first half of the 20th century” architectural style – castles, chateaux, churches and other buildings.
363 found Slovak monuments – Clear filters
Kováčska exposition is located in the village of Bátovce and is protected as a national cultural monument.
The house of an Austrian-Hungarian army officer is located in the village Nitra, Nitra region. It is a protected national cultural monument.
The tram depot in the village Bratislava-Petržalka, which is protected as a national cultural monument.
The Mausoleum of the Vietoris family is located in the village Horovce and is a national cultural monument.
Rental house With three roses is located in the village of Košice-Old Town, Košice region. It is a protected national cultural monument.
The area of residential houses in the village Šahy is protected as a national cultural monument.
The folk house in the village Dlhá nad Kysucou. It is a national cultural monument.
The settlement in the village Zvolenská Slatina, Banská Bystrica region, is a protected national cultural monument. It lies at the address Little Page 277/10.
The seat of the guerrilla staff in the village Hiadel, Banská Bystrica region. It is a protected national cultural monument.
Canoe Club Karlova Ves is a protected pamateka, located in the village Bratislava-Karlova Ves, Bratislava region.
The tombstone is located in Nitra. It is a legal protected national cultural monument.
Grave with tombstone in the village Kremnica. It is a national cultural monument.
The school with garden is located in the village Bratislava-Old Town in the Bratislava region. This object is registered as a national cultural monument.
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Monument data come from the Central List of Monuments of the Slovak Republic (Monuments Board of the Slovak Republic), licence CC BY 4.0.
