| Description | Material | Year of establishment | Artist’s name | Installation location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Woman stepping into the water | Bronze | 1967 | Zsigmond Kisfaludy Strobl | Spa |
| Tree of Life | Wood | 1987 | Sándor Csutoros | Thermal Route |
| Bird | Wood | 1989 | Nikolai Gepard | Thermal Route |
| Deer | Wood | 1991 | Nikolai Gepard | Hunting lodge |
| Venus | Wood | 1991 | Lieutenant György | Thermal Route |
| War Memorial | Marble | 1992 | János Béres | Heroes’ Square |
| Emese’s dream | Wood | 1994 | Péter Matl | Thermal Route |
| „The past and the future, hope and death” | Wood | 2012 | Zoltán Tislér | Cemetery |
| Orbán | Wood | 1996 | Nikolai Gepard | Upper Hill |
| Árpád | Stone | 1996 | Erzsébet Tőzsér | Thermal Route |
| Lajos Batthyány | Bronze | 1998 | Ferenc Farkas | Thermal Route |
| The ministers of the Batthyány government | Bronze, stone | 1999 | Ferenc Farkas | Thermal Route |
| István and Gizella | Bronze | 2000 | János Béres | Sunset Street |
| Elizabeth | Bronze | 2003 | Erzsébet Tőzsér | Erzsébet Square |
| 750th-anniversary monument | Marble | 2004 | Zoltán Toka and Balázs Lenkei | Thermal Route |
| Description | Material | Year of establishment | Artist’s name | Installation location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Life on a boat | Bronze relief | 1982 | Ferenc Trischler | Danubius Hotel |
| Nude portrait of a young girl | Bronze | 1984 | Gusztáv Pálfy | Spa |
| Jóska Sobri | Wood | 1986 | Sándor Pápai | Community Centre |
| Karosi Ridge | Oil painting | 1990 | Katalin Orvos | School |
| Twin Town Coat of Arms Plaque | Wood | 1991 | Jenő Rorhrbock | Thermal Route |
| Wooden bridge | Wood | 1994 | Endre Boa | Arboretum |
| Wooden bridge | Wood | 1994 | End of Bodahegyi Road | |
| Press | Wood | 1996 | Bodahegyi Road | |
| Life in full bloom | Disc-fired ceramics | 1996 | János Németh | Art Hotel |
| Millennium carved plaque | Wood | 1996 | Balázs Rónai | Thermal Trail, Arboretum |
| Városkő | Stone | 1997 | Ferenc Farkas | Spa Square |
| Wooden bridge | Wood | 1997 | Endre Boa | The start of Bodahegyi Road |
| Headstone | Wood | 1997 | Park Forest | |
| Headstone | Wood | 1998 | Balázs Rónai | School |
| Babbling brook | Ceramics | 2005 | Spa | |
| Székely Gate | Wood | 2010 | Csaba Gáspár Tibor Varga Róbert Farkas |
Arboretum |
| Commemorative plaque on Vilmos Gyimesi Promenade | Stone and copper | 2012 | Thermal Route |
| Description | Location | Year of construction | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential building | 14 Petőfi Street. | n.a. | Renovated farmhouse |
| Residential building | 20 Kossuth Street. | n.a. | Renovated farmhouse |
| Church | 56 Fő Street. | 1866 | It was built on its current site using public donations. |
| Bell tower | Harangláb Street. | n.a. | It is currently situated on private land and has been refurbished. |
| Village Cross | Main Road 4. | 1853 | When the road was built, Ferenc Marton took it in; it originally stood at the junction in Zalakomár. |
| Cemetery cross | in the old part of the cemetery | 1843 | It used to stand in front of the church; it was moved when the church was renovated. |
| „Vasas” cross | Plot No. 2281. | n.a. | The family of István Nagy had it erected; their estate was located there, and ‘Vasas’ was their nickname. |
| Stone Cross | In front of the church | 1891 | Erected by the village of Karos to the glory of God |
| Stone Cross | Plot No. 2370/2 | 1919 | József Marton and his wife: Rozália Kozári. |
| „Gyura” cross | 33 Main Street. | 1919 | It was erected by János Mikola and his wife, Anna Kozári; ‘Gyura’ is the family’s nickname. It originally stood on the hill next to the Freya Hotel, in what was then Alsómező or at the foot of Városi Hill. Rumour has it that the Communists had it torn down so that spa visitors could not see the cross. The perpetrators were not locals. |
| Ornate stone cross | Plot No. 2086. | 1920 | „Erected to the glory of God by József Németh, his wife Anna Bolhási and their son János.” Appendix No. 3 |
| Stone Cross | Panoráma Road, plot no. 2303 | 1820. (Renovated in 1893.) | The area formed part of the Komárváros hill and was once owned by Ferenc Bazsó. The hill community’s „village hall” stood here; it served as the hill warden’s residence, and it was also where the hill community’s officials were elected. The building was still standing as late as 1947. |
| Stone Cross | On the road leading to Garabonc | 1908 | It was here that Vendel Németh the Younger died in 1945, and it was here that Ferenc Lendvai gave a speech in 1956. |
| Stone Cross | 55 Main Street. | 1920 | Commissioned by József Soós and his wife, Anna Poklos |
| Stone Cross | 9 Petőfi Street. | 1949 | It was commissioned by János Arany and Anna Németh. János Arany had vowed that if his loved ones returned safely from the war, he would have a cross erected in gratitude. |
| Stone Cross | Felső-hegy, plot no. 2105. | 1942 | „Erected to the glory of God and to mark the 50th anniversary of our marriage by János Németh and his wife, Katalin Marton.” 28 June 1942 |
