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	Historical sights of Hamuliakovo Church of St. Cross Roman - Catholic Church of St. Cross built in Romanesque style from the 13th century, precious cultural heritage from the Middle Ages, tower of the Church leans from its vertical axis by 76 cm toward the north Castrum Sydo - teared down in 50. years of 20th century - during the flood in 1649 the water reached the 7 stairs Neoclassicist palace - built in 1860 by Dr. Róbert Czichert - when he died, the palace belonged to Bukowsky, afterwards to Leonardhi and Hűvös. - the last owner A. Drašár, chef of Slovak National Theatre and heir of Drašár - after 1845 in the palace established a community center - by 1955 was teared down, till today preserved the palace gate. A lot of residences, beautiful buildings were teared down There were residneces of Földes, Takács, Sághy, Szmrtnik or Jozef Nagy. Opposite of Church of St. Cross preserved the residence of Mikuláš Nagy, neoclassicist building. The residence is today a private house. Plaque of victims of the I. and II. world war - bulit in 1929 with 21 names of victims of I. world war, supplemented with plaque of 20 names of victims of II. world war. Plaque of Jewish family Feigenbaum - plaque of victims of Holocaust, memory of Yewish family Feigenbaum - built in 2006 Statue of St. Donát - St. Donát patron of village Hamuliakovo - protected Hamuliakovo from disaster - built in 1770, reconstructed in 1885 and 1991 Plaque of victims of the I. and II. world war Plaque of Jewish family Feigenbaum                       Gallery Roman - Catholic Church of St. Cross Indoor of the Church of St. Cross The residence of Mikuláš Nagy - today is a private house Statue of St. Donát
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