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Alžbeta Bavorská

This graceful statue depicts Empress Elisabeth of Austria, affectionately known as Sisi, in her iconic flowing gown. Her delicate features and wistful gaze capture the romantic allure of the Bavarian-born queen. The statue stands amid green

Andrew II Statue

This monument commemorates Andrew II, a king renowned for his participation in the Fifth Crusade and his significant role in Hungarian legislation. The statue portrays him with a commanding presence, reflecting the complex and influential n

Anti-Turkish Fortress

The Anti-Turkish Fortress refers to the original defensive structures of Komárno, built to repel Ottoman advances. These early fortifications laid the groundwork for the later, more extensive New Fortress. Visiting this site connects you to

Artúr Görgei

This monument to Artúr Görgei celebrates a key figure in Hungary’s fight for independence, anchoring Komárom’s identity within national heroic storytelling. Designed to convey resolve and sacrifice, it stands as a reminder of courage under

Arányi Lajos

This statue honors Lajos Arányi, a notable Hungarian physician and pathologist. The bronze figure is depicted in a contemplative pose, reflecting his contributions to medical science. Engraved plaques detail his pioneering work in anatomy a

Attila Kaszás

This sculpture honoring Attila Kaszás adds texture to Komárom’s landscape of remembrance, highlighting individual courage within broader historical currents. Its form emphasizes strength and conviction, serving as a focal point for visitors

Banderium

Banderium in Komárom offers a unique blend of hospitality and local charm, situated in a building that reflects the city's rich historical tapestry. Guests can expect comfortable accommodations designed with attention to detail, providing a

Barkas V 901/2

The Barkas V 901/2 stands as a rugged relic of the Cold War era, showcasing the utilitarian design typical of Eastern Bloc logistics vehicles. Its weathered exterior tells a story of industrial resilience and historical transition in Slovak

Bastion V

Bastion V completes the fortified ensemble near the riverfront, offering a clear view of how coastal artillery positions were integrated into urban topography. The bastion’s surviving features encourage visitors to imagine daily routines of

Bastion VI

Bastion VI is a well-preserved remnant of the 17th-century fortifications that once encircled the city of Saarlouis. This angled stone structure, part of the Vauban-era defensive system, offers a tangible glimpse into the military architect

Bastion VII

Bastion VII continues the narrative of Komárom’s fortified skyline, blending robust construction with the practical needs of garrison life. Its setting highlights how geography shapes defense: elevation, proximity to waterways, and commandi

Bašta II

Bašta II represents the enduring legacy of the Habsburg military architecture that defines Komárno's historic skyline. Built with thick walls and strategic positioning, this bastion was designed to withstand siege warfare and protect the vi

Bašta III

Bašta III is a key element of the Komárno fortress system, illustrating the defensive sophistication of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This bastion, like its counterparts, features thick brick walls and a strategic vantage point over the surr

Bašta IV

Bašta IV is another vital component of the Komárno fortress complex, reflecting the meticulous planning of imperial military architects. Its sturdy brick structure has withstood centuries of weathering, offering a glimpse into the defensive

Bašta V

Bašta V stands as a robust remnant of Komárno's extensive Habsburg-era fortification system, showcasing the military engineering prowess of the 18th and 19th centuries. This hexagonal bastion, constructed from brick and stone, served as a c

Bašta VI

Perched above the city, Bašta VI offers sweeping views across Komárom and the Danube landscape, making it a beloved spot for photographers and walkers alike. The terrace carries the weight of military heritage, with traces of historic forti

Belo III.

This statue of King Béla III of Hungary stands proudly in Komárom, a city rich in medieval and Habsburg history. The bronze figure depicts the monarch in royal regalia, holding a scepter and orb, symbolizing his reign in the 12th century wh

Belo IV.

The monument to King Béla IV highlights Komárom’s deep historical resonance, emphasizing the kingdom’s medieval strength and urban development. With carefully composed sculptural elements, it evokes themes of governance, defense, and nation

Benediktinsky kolegium

This Benedictine college embodies Komárno’s layered religious and educational heritage, blending Baroque grandeur with monastic austerity. Its cloistered courtyards and solemn chapels reflect centuries of scholarly tradition along the Danub

Beöthy László

Dedicated to Beöthy László, this memorial reflects Komárom’s tradition of honoring notable citizens through public art. Its composition balances solemnity with accessibility, encouraging passersby to learn about local contributions and the

Béni Egressy

This memorial in Budapest's 11th district commemorates Béni Egressy, a notable 19th-century Hungarian composer and actor, best remembered for his contributions to Hungarian national opera. The bust captures his artistic spirit, set within a

Charles I Robert Statue

Dedicated to Charles I Robert, the founder of the Anjou dynasty in Hungary, this statue captures the regal essence of a monarch who united the kingdom. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the sculpture portrays him in royal attire,

Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a striking example of religious architecture in Komárno, often featuring Baroque or Neo-Gothic elements. It serves as a spiritual center for the Catholic community and a testament to the town's end

College

The Kolégium is a historic educational institution that has shaped the intellectual landscape of Komárno for centuries. With roots in religious and academic traditions, the building showcases architectural elements that emphasize learning a

Dôstojnícky pavilón

Europe Place

Europe place

Evangelical School

Evangelical School

Fort Monostor

Garden near the College

Gen. Dr. Milan Rastislav Štefánik

Gen. György Klapka

General György Klapka Monument

Gisela Bavorská

Gyula Alapy

Hans Selye

Hotel Grand

Igmánd Fortress

Ján Huňady

János Damjanich

János Esterházy

Jókai Filagória

Jókiaho filagória

József Király

Karol Harmos

Karol I. Róbert

Klapka György Museum

Kolégium

Komárom City Hall

Kostol Božského Srdca Ježišovho

Kálmán Ghyczy

Ladislav Pohrobok

Louis I the Great Statue

Matej Bel

Matej I.

Men's Home

Menhaz

Mestský úrad Komárno

Mihály Csokonai Vitéz

Monument to the 1848 Uprising

Mária Terézia

Mór Jókai

New Fortress

Odsun Maďarov

Officers' Pavilion

Okresný súd Komárno

Ondrej II.

Osloboditeľom

Podunajské múzeum v Komárne

Pohraničník

Poliklinika

Rigó Vilmos Memorial Cross

Roman Lapidarium

St. Anne's Chapel

St. Stephen I of Hungary

Stará pevnosť

Synagóga

Vodárenská veža

Výmenníková stanica

Western Bastion

Zichyho palác

Zlatý človek

Zoltán Czibor Transformer House

batéria č. IX

batéria č. VIII

Ľudovít I. Veľký

Ľudovít Košut

Špitál

Štefan I.

Štefan Sečéni

Žigmund Luxemburský

Župná súdna stolica

AN-2 Minesweeper

Danube, Ships, Crafts Exhibition

Eternal Glory to the Fighters

Forrás Hotel

Gyürky Castle

Haditechnikai Exhibition

Memorial of the 1848 Uprising