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The Neolog Synagogue building was built between 1929 and 1931 according to the design of the world-famous German architect Peter Behrens on…
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The Neolog Synagogue building was built between 1929 and 1931 according to the design of the world-famous German architect Peter Behrens on…
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Neologic synagogue. Following an international competition, the world-renowned architect Professor Peter Behrens realized the construction…
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Neologic synagogue. The building was designed in 1928 by the internationally renowned German architect Professor Peter Behrens. The…
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The Orthodox synagogue is a simple building with a prayer room and other rooms. It was built in 1927 according to the designs of Engineer…
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Museum of Jewish Culture. In the premises of the former women's section of the Orthodox synagogue, the Jewish Religious Community in…
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Jewish cemetery. Jews appeared in Žilina only in the middle of the nineteenth century. The exact date of the Jewish cemetery in Žilina is…
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The Jewish cemetery is entered through the ceremonial hall. There are smaller buildings attached to it on both sides. In one of them lives…
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Holocaust Memorial. In the ceremonial hall of the Jewish cemetery, architect Jozef Zweigenthal created a remarkable memorial to Žilina's…
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More than twenty Jewish soldiers who died in an infirmary established during the First World War were buried in the Jewish cemetery. The…
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Braun House. It is the only house that has survived from the original development on the edge of today's Andrej Hlinka Square. A large part…
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The memorial "The Road of No Return" - The memorial commemorates the place where, from March to October 1942, during the Second World War,…
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Deportations of Jews during World War II. Bratislava-Patrónka, Sereď-Jewish camp, Nováky-Jewish camp, Poprad-Kasárne pod Gerlachom,…
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Town Hall. The Town Hall building is a continuation of the original building, which was destroyed during the great fire of 1886. It was…
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Ripper House. The two-storey Art Nouveau house was built in 1899 by the Žilina Art Nouveau builder Nicoletto Rauter. In the same year the…
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Folkman House. The house on the corner of Bottova Street originally belonged to the Harhovský family, who took care of an important…
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The building of the Municipal Theatre was built between 1942 and 1945 both as the Representation House of the town and as the Roman…
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Rosenfeld Palace. The City Palace, named after its owner, Žilina banker Ignác Rosenfeld, was built in 1907 by the architect Nicoletto…
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Rosenfeld Palace. City palace of financier Ignaz Rosenfeld built in 1907 according to the design of Nicoletto Rauter. The building, with…
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For the needs of the Hungarian Royal State Real School, a new building was built between 1910 and 1912 according to the designs of the…
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Hungarian State Real School. The building of the State Real School was built according to the designs of the Budapest architects Emil Somló…
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The building of the former branch of the Austro-Hungarian Bank was built in 1912 in the style of neoclassicism. The building was designed…
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The Municipal Market Hall was built between 1940 and 1941 according to the architectural design by Mikuláš Šesták and Ferdinand Čapka. The…
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In 1931, Oldřich Trávniček, a merchant, publisher, bookseller and disseminator of Slovak children's literature, had a two-storey house with…
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Bacher's villa. The town villa was built by the well-known Žilina lawyer Ján Milec in 1847. Originally it was a post office, since 1911 it…