rimavsk-sobota

60th Anniversary of the First Vienna Award

This marker commemorates the 60th anniversary of the First Vienna Award, a pivotal and controversial event in Central European history that redrew borders in 1938. Situated in Rimavská Sobota, it serves as a somber reminder of the geopoliti

August Horislav Škultéty

A towering bronze statue of August Horislav Škultéty, founder of Slovakia’s first modern publishing house, stands guard at the edge of Rimavská Sobota’s historic district. Depicted mid-stride with a sheaf of printed pages, the figure captur

Bohuslav Nosák-Nezabudov

Dedicated to Bohuslav Nosák-Nezabudov, a folklorist and educator who preserved over 2,000 Rimavská Sobota folk songs and tales, this interpretive plaque integrates carved motifs of local embroidery patterns. Nestled in a quiet alley off the

Daniel Gabriel Lichard

This stone monument honors Daniel Gabriel Lichard, an 18th-century Greek Catholic bishop and linguist who compiled the first comprehensive Slovak–Hungarian dictionary. Positioned near the historic Greek Catholic Church of St. John the Bapti

FRANCISCI Ján

This monument honors Ján Francisci, a Slovak writer, politician, and national revivalist who played a key role in the 1848 revolutions. Located in Rimavská Sobota, the statue celebrates his efforts to promote Slovak language and culture. Th

Ferenczy István Monument

This monument is dedicated to Ferenczy István, a Hungarian poet and writer. Located in Rimavská Sobota, it reflects the multicultural heritage of the region. The memorial honors his literary achievements and his connection to the local comm

Gemersko-malohontské múzeum

The Gemersko-Malohontské Museum is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history and art of the Gemer and Malohont regions in Slovakia. Housed in a historic building, the museum features extensive collections of

Hatvani István Monument

This memorial plaque honors István Hatvani, a distinguished Hungarian poet and translator who played a pivotal role in the 19th-century Hungarian literary renaissance. Located in the historic town of Rimavská Sobota, the monument serves as

Historical Personalities of Gemer - Malohont II

This series of monuments honors the historical figures of the Gemer and Malohont regions, commemorating their contributions to Slovak history and culture. Located in Rimavská Sobota, the installation serves as an open-air museum of local he

Ivan Krasko

A sculptural group featuring Ivan Krasko—renowned for his pioneering Slovak-language cinema work—emerges from a mosaic of recycled glass tiles, shimmering like water under dappled sunlight. The installation, commissioned for the centenary o

Izabela Textorisová Monument

This memorial honors Izabela Textorisová, a pioneering Slovak poet and one of the first women to publish poetry in the Slovak language. Located in Rimavská Sobota, the monument highlights her groundbreaking role in Slovak literary history.

Janko Jesenský

This monument in Bratislava commemorates Janko Jesenský, a prominent Slovak poet and writer. The bronze bust captures his likeness, set in a location that reflects his connection to the city. It stands as a tribute to his literary contribut

Janko Jesenský Monument

This memorial honors Janko Jesenský, a renowned Slovak poet and writer. Located in Rimavská Sobota, the monument celebrates his significant contributions to Slovak literature. It stands as a cultural beacon for the region, highlighting the

Jonatán Dobroslav Čipka

A weathered sandstone bust of Jonatán Dobroslav Čipka rests beneath a canopy of ancient plane trees near the old town hall. As a 19th-century poet and nationalist, Čipka’s verses galvanized Slovak identity during Austria’s Magyarization pol

Jozef Škultéty Monument

This monument commemorates Jozef Škultéty, a renowned Slovak educator, writer, and cultural activist. Located in Rimavská Sobota, it honors his extensive contributions to Slovak education and national identity. The site stands as a symbol o

Juraj Palkovič

A bronze bust and inscribed plinth commemorate Juraj Palkovič, a pivotal figure in Slovak education reform and the founder of the first Slovak-language secondary school in Rimavská Sobota. The monument, nestled beneath mature linden trees n

Ján Botto

A bas-relief bust of Ján Botto, author of the epic poem 'Panta Rhei,' stands beneath a vaulted archway in the riverside park. The sculpture, crafted from local volcanic tuff, bears deep grooves that mimic the flow of the Rimava River—echoin

Ján Francisci Rimavský Monument

This memorial honors Ján Francisci Rimavský, a key leader of the 1848-1849 Slovak National Uprising. Located in Rimavská Sobota, the monument celebrates his bravery and dedication to the Slovak cause. It serves as a powerful symbol of resis

Július Bolfík Monument

This memorial honors Július Bolfík, a Slovak writer and poet. Located in Rimavská Sobota, the monument celebrates his literary legacy and cultural impact. It stands as a testament to the town's appreciation for its intellectual figures. Vis

Ladislav Bartolomeides

This commemorative plaque honors Ladislav Bartolomeides, a revered Slovak linguist and cultural activist who championed the standardization of the Slovak language in the 19th century. Located in the historic center of Rimavská Sobota, the s

Michal Miloslav Bakulíny Monument

This monument is dedicated to Michal Miloslav Bakulíny, a Slovak poet and writer. Located in Rimavská Sobota, it pays homage to his literary works and cultural impact. The site offers a quiet reflection on the role of literature in national

Pavel Šramko Monument

This monument honors Pavel Šramko, a notable Slovak poet and writer known for his contributions to Slovak literature. Located in the heart of Rimavská Sobota, the memorial provides a quiet space for visitors to appreciate his literary legac

Pavol Emanuel Dobšinský

This monument honors Pavol Emánuel Dobšinský, a pivotal Slovak writer and collector of folk tales who shaped the nation's literary identity. Located in Rimavská Sobota, the statue celebrates his contributions to preserving Slovak folklore a

Pavol Jozefi

A discreet granite marker near the Slovak Cultural Center commemorates Pavol Jozefi, a 20th-century dramatist whose plays exposed social inequalities in interwar Slovakia. The site features an embedded bronze plate depicting a theater stage

Peter Kellner-Hostinský

S. M. Daxner Monument

SNP Monument

Samo Vozár Monument

Sigismund of Luxembourg

Sobótka Castle

Sándor Petőfi

Terézia Vansová

Vladimír Clementis Monument

Vladimír Mináč Monument

Ľudovít Kubáni

XII Historic Site