Historic sites of the “monument” type in Slovakia – view them on the map and in the list.
30 found Slovak monuments – Clear filters
A monument in the village Veľké Vozokany, which is declared a national cultural monument.
The monument dedicated to 80 fallen citizens of the city during World War II is located in Kremnica. The building is a national cultural monument registered in the Central List of Monument Fund under …
Cast iron works monument is located in the village Brezno, Banská Bystrica region. It is a protected national cultural monument.
The monument of the Soviet army is located in the village of Kalinov and is registered as a national cultural monument.
The monument in Reisinger's garden is located in the village Kežmarok, Prešovský kraj. It is a protected national cultural monument.
A monument to the fallen in World War II at SNP Square in Zvolen. It is protected as a national cultural monument.
The memorial J.Messerschmidta is located in the village of Ľubietová, Banská Bystrica region. It is a protected national cultural monument.
The monument of the 1st partisan group is located in the village Valaškovce, Prešov region and is a protected national cultural monument.
Paul's Memorial Dobšinského is located in the village Slavošovce, Košický kraj. It is a protected national cultural monument.
The monument is located in the village Spišská Belá and is protected as a national cultural monument.
Monument in the village of Skalica, Trnava region. It is located at Koreszkova and is a protected national cultural monument.
A monument to the fallen in World War I and II in Brezno. It is a national cultural monument.
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