Murska Sobota, a wonderful town in Slovenia that you must visit and walk through the town 4K / ASMR

35 / Murska Sobota, a wonderful town in Slovenia that you must visit and walk through the town 4K / ASMR

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Wikipedia:
The city park is a beautifully preserved 9.5-hectare castle park. It has two-hundred-year-old oaks, hornbeams, oaks, lindens and typical grassy areas, as well as a pond, a feature of English parks. Trubar's avenue runs through the park, with several statues next to it: Tršar's statue by Primož Trubar, a monument to fallen teachers and writers from Prekmurje, a work by Feri Novak, 19 lithopunctures by sculptor Marko Pogačnik.
The Victory Monument, dedicated to the winners of World War II, Russian soldiers and Yugoslav partisans, built according to the plans of the Russian architect Aronchik and made of Carrara marble. It was discovered on August 12, 1945. It is shaped like a tomb, symbolizing the Kremlin wall, in front of which stands an honor guard, and above it is an obelisk with Lenin's image on a bronze medal. The sculptures were made by Zdenko Kalin and Boris Kalin.
Evangelical complex with a church in the neo-Gothic style, built between 1907-1910 according to the plans of Emö Gerey. The church is built of brick with three front towers, the middle one is the belfry. The rosette above the entrance is repeated in the altar area with the image of Martin Luther. The author of the altar painting Shooting from the Cross is Jenö Bory.
The cathedral church of St. Nicholas was first mentioned in 1297. The late Romanesque core with the cornice bell tower is from the end of the 13th century. In the second half of the 14th century, it was rebuilt into a rib-vaulted presbytery with stone carving decoration of Parlerian masks and paintings. The older layer of paintings is from before the middle of the 14th century, while the younger layer is from around 1370, attributed to a Slovak painter. The church was rebuilt several times between the 15th and 18th centuries, and in 1910 - 1912 it was thoroughly remodeled according to the plans of the architect Ladislav Takács (László Takács 1880-1916). It is a three-nave basilica with a transept and a vaulted dome above the crossing. The pyramidal facade rises into a 60 m high bell tower. The facade has five niches with Sapáry's coat of arms and a semicircular entrance with a stylized floral wreath. The equipment is from various Hungarian workshops. In the main altar, there is a painting of the patron saint of the church, St. Nicholas, bestowing gifts on virgins, a work by Matthis Schiffrer from 1797. Stained glass windows are by Kregar and Bizovičar. On the south side next to the bell tower is the tomb of the patron of the church, the count of Sobo, on the north side is the oratory of the count of Rakiča with a baptistery and sacristy.