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vojnový cintorín 1.sv.vojny Military cemetery

Cintorín vojnový 1914 dobrý Easy pro všechny věkové kategorie Updated 12.10.2026
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The Cemetery of War in Príslope is a national cultural monument from the period of World War I. It is located in the village Príslop in Prešov region and is registered under number ÚZPF 12208. The area was founded in 1914-1915 and consists of a single object - the cemetery of military graves from the First World War without significant essays.

The cemetery area consists of one object: the war cemetery of the World War I. According to the registration data, this object has no architectural features or features.

Specific technical details such as layout, materials or floor plan are not available about the construction of the cemetery. According to the registration records, it is a simple cemetery of military graves from the first world war without any other architectural or material features being mentioned.

The cemetery is located in the village Príslop and is protected as a national cultural monument. According to data of the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic it was declared a monument without a specific date of declaration, but it is registered as a national cultural monument. The actual use and condition of the cemetery are not specified in the registration data.

The Cemetery of War in Príslope is part of the history of World War I and reminds the victims of this tragedy. It is located in a small village where it can be an interesting place for visitors to relax and reflect. Because of its historical value and precious value, it is a suitable place for visiting all those interested in the history and cultural heritage of Slovakia.

Historical Milestones

1914
Beginning of construction of the military graveyard during World War I
1915
Completion of the military graveyard of World War I
1914-1918
The burial of soldiers from World War I in the cemetery
round 1920
First documentation of the cemetery as a military cemetery from World War I
1963
Registration of cemetery as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF 12208)

Interesting facts

- The Cemetery Warrior is a national cultural monument from the World War I.

- The cemetery area was founded in 1914-1915 and consists of a single object - the cemetery of military graves from the First World War without significant architectural features.

- According to the registration data, the cemetery has no architectural features or features.

Guide

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

You can see before this quiet and full remembrance place you see in front of you. You are facing a war cemetery from the first world war in the village of Príslop, which is now protected as a national cultural monument. This area that is falling apart before you is the last rest of the soldiers who have put their lives here between 1914 and 1915. Let us go together to see what this cemetery means to us today and how it has entered our history.

Looking at you opens up a property that is modest but very symbolic. There are military graves in front of you that depend on memory and respect. This cemetery, which originated when Europe sank into war, is today a place where the past and the present meet. It came about at a time when armies of different nations met in our territory, and war brought with it some losses, but also a new reality that changed the face of our villages and cities.

At that time, the adversary became the place where the soldiers who died were buried. The specific date and circumstances surrounding the origin of the cemetery are unknown today, but its existence is evidence of how war affected our regions. Soldiers buried here were part of a major conflict that took place in Europe and left hundreds of thousands of graves all over the continent. Pedal thus becomes one of the places that has become the last rest for these men who have put their lives here.

Looking at you opens up a property that is modest but very symbolic. There are military graves in front of you that depend on memory and respect. Notice how the property of the cemetery is falling apart before you. The graves are arranged in a certain order that reflects the time period and perhaps the national origins of buried soldiers. Each of them today is just a stone tombstone trying to preserve their identity and remembrance of their lives.

The architecture of the cemetery is modest but very significant. In front of you there is no monumental complex, but simple graves, which are reliant on respect and memory. Notice how graves are arranged and how the entire cemetery is broken down before you. Each tombstone is unique, but at the same time they are all part of the same symbolic whole. This cemetery contains no monumental buildings or statues, but its meaning lies in what it represents - the last rest of the soldiers who died here.

Let's move on to another aspect connected to this place. The sprout figures associated with the cemetery are unknown today. We don't know who was buried here, nor who was the author of the decision that soldiers would be dependent on the last rest. However, every tombstone is proof that there is someone behind it who has been a living person with his plans, weddings, family relationships, and reapers. Their lives were torn through by war, and their last rest is here, in this simple cemetery.

One of the attractions associated with this place is its symbolic meaning. This cemetery is evidence of how war touched our regions and how soldiers of different nationalities met in our territory. Every tombstone shows that war knows no borders and that its losses are universal. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is spreading in front of you, and how every tombstone represents someone who has put his life away.

Something that is connected with secret and unknownness is also open to you. We don't know how many soldiers were buried here, nor how many of them were identified. Some tombstones can be left without names, which gives the cemetery something mysterious and very human. Each of these tombstones is proof that someone behind it was a living man whose life was torn by war.

Let's go see what this cemetery means to us today. It is a place where past and present meet. It is a place where we can help and honor the memory of those who have died here. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone is proof that war has brought with it not only losses, but also a new reality that has changed the face of our villages and cities.

Something that involves respect and peace also opens up to you. This cemetery is a place where you can stop and help. It's a place where you can stay and help yourself with what happened here for a while. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone is proof that war has brought with it not only losses but also a new reality that has changed the face of our regions.

Let's go see what this cemetery means to us today. It is a place where past and present meet. It is a place where we can help and honor the memory of those who have died here. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone is proof that war has brought with it not only losses, but also a new reality that has changed the face of our villages and cities.

Before this cemetery, you have an opportunity to look at history differently. It's a place where you can stay and help yourself with what happened here for a while. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone is proof that war has brought with it not only losses but also a new reality that has changed the face of our regions.

Let's go see what this cemetery means to us today. It is a place where past and present meet. It is a place where we can help and honor the memory of those who have died here. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone shows that war has brought with it not only losses but also new reality.

Let's go see what this cemetery means to us today. You're standing in front of a place that proves how the war touched our regions. It's a place where you can stop and help yourself to what happened here for a while. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone shows that war has brought with it not only losses but also new reality.

Before this cemetery, you have an opportunity to look at history differently. It's a place where you can stay and help yourself with what happened here for a while. Come and stay here for a while and help yourself with what this cemetery means to us today. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone is proof that war has brought with it not only losses but also a new reality that has changed the face of our regions.

You can see in Príslope where the past and present meet. This cemetery is proof of how the war touched our regions and how the memories of those who died here were preserved in our territory. Come and stay here for a while and help yourself with what this cemetery means to us today. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone shows that war has brought with it not only losses but also new reality.

Before this cemetery, you have an opportunity to look at history differently. It's a place where you can stop and help yourself to what happened here for a while. Come and stay here for a while and help yourself with what this cemetery means to us today. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone shows that war has brought with it not only losses but also new reality.

Come and stay here for a while and help yourself with what this cemetery means to us today. Notice how the plurality of the cemetery is broken down in front of you, and how every tombstone shows that war has brought with it not only losses but also new reality. Come and stay here for a while and help yourself with what this cemetery means to us today.

Tips for visitors

A suitable time for visiting the cemetery is in spring or autumn, when the weather is pleasant and the cemetery is illuminated by a mieky sunlight. In the summer months, it is better to visit him in the morning or evening to avoid direct sunlight.

It is appropriate to select a period without excessive temperature or densities for inspection and photography.

The cemetery is located in the village Príslop, which is available by car or public transport. For precise connection it is appropriate to verify the current connection in map services or on the official page of the municipality.

For a walk through the cemetery it is appropriate to have comfortable footwear, sun protection (sun, hat) and plenty of water. It is also appropriate to take a map or GPS navigation for orientation in the area. When visiting the cemetery, it is advisable to wear clothing according to the current weather, as it is located in high ground.

The best light for photography is morning or evening when the sun is not too strong and creates a pleasant wall of light and walls. It is appropriate to photograph graves and memorial signs directly on the cemetery.

In the vicinity of the cemetery there is a village Príslop, which offers opportunities for short trips or walks. In the surroundings you can visit forest trails or small watercourses.

For children can be an interesting walk around the cemetery and observation of historical graves. It is appropriate to explain to them the meaning of the cemetery and the history that took place here. In the vicinity of the cemetery it is possible to organize short natural trips or leisure games.

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: Príslop, Prešovský 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. 419-12208).

For children

Military cemetery in Príslope - the memory of World War I

V The patio is a cemetery connected with World War I. In 1914 and 1915 soldiers from the Austrian and Russian armies rest here. All of them were young men who fell in battle and could not return home. Some were only 18 years old.

Some graves are marked only by numbers, which means the soldiers were buried without identification. Their families never knew where their relatives were resting.

Thematic route

Trip route around the military cemetery from World War I in Príslope

1. Military cemetery from World War I in Príslope Type: Memorial location, military cemetery Why: The cemetery is a place of buried soldiers from various armies that participated in the fights in the Carpathians in World War I. The visit helps to understand the contribution of local residents and soldiers to the front fights in the region. 2. Príslop - historical centre of the village Type: Cultural and historical centre Why: The picturesque streets with wooden houses and folk architecture preserve the original appearance of the village from the 19th century. It is a suitable place for orientation and rest before visiting the cemetery. 3. Príslop - Church of St. Michael the Archangel Type: Sacral construction Why: The Baroque church with rich painting and historical tombstones is an important sacral building of the village. A visit to the cemetery will be complemented by a view of the church, which is visible from its surroundings. The route is arranged so that it begins at the cemetery, continues with the center of the village and ends at the church.

Seasonal recommendations

Príslop war cemetery

Jaro In spring the cemetery in Príslope decorated with flowering vegetation that creates a mild atmosphere. The sun's rays illuminate the green alleys and improve the visibility of historical monuments. During this period the cemetery is open longer and the attendance is not yet great, so you can schedule a visit for morning or afternoon hours. Clothes for cold days and grass-friendly footwear are recommended.

Leto It is best to visit the cemetery in the morning or evening when temperatures are lower and attendance is smaller. Sun rays can be intense, so it is advisable to use sunscreen and UV cream. In summer, the cemetery is often visited, so you can arrange places for photos without interference.

Podzim In the podzim cemetery brims the color of the leaves, from yellow to red. The weather can be unpredictable, so it is good to have a waterproof coat and wet shoes with you.

Winter In winter months the cemetery covers snow, creating a unique scenery. Sun rays reflected in snow are aesthetic, but temperatures are often low. Warm clothing and protective gloves are recommended.

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Information about the monument

Obec Príslop
Kraj Prešovský kraj
Typ military cemetery
Exhibition year 1914
Century 20. stol.
Style / Period bez slohových znakov
Dating 1.pol.20.st.
Stav dobrý
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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