Neoclassical tomb of the Szunyog family built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is a one-story brick building with a circular floor plan. The mausoleum is associated with the Szunyog Family, who owned the village of Dolné Zelenice in the 19th century. The family of a large landowner resided in the imperial manor. When fleeing the village after World War II, she took her dead with her, and the sarcophagi were empty for a long time. The sarcophagi are currently not in the interior and their current location is unknown.
Neoclassical tomb of the Szunyog family built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is a one-story brick building with a circular floor plan. The mausoleum is associated with the Szunyog Family, who owned the village of Dolné Zelenice in the 19th century. The family of a large landowner resided in the imperial manor. When fleeing the village after World War II, she took her dead with her, and the sarcophagi were empty for a long time. The sarcophagi are currently not in the interior and their current location is unknown.
Today, the former mausoleum serves as a house of mourning at the new cemetery on the northeastern edge of the village.
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