Monument of the Slovak National Uprising Review

The monument to the Slovak National Uprising is a realistic sculpture built during the Communist regime to commemorate the guerrillas who fought the Nazis in World War II.

The Slovak National Uprising Monument is located in the SNP Square in the old town of Bratislava. As the name implies, this monument commemorates the national uprising movement and victims in Slovakia. It should not be a attraction for tourists who do not understand this part of the history. The monument consists of three statues and there is not much speciality as the restaurant of choice is located just in the corner of this square, so by the way, for most tourists, there is no need to visit

The monument to national uprisings, simply said, is built to commemorate the people's revolt of a certain day, and anyone who learns history should know that such measures are often carried out in countries such as Europe during times of chaos and turmoil.

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