What are these trailside monuments near Visegrád, Hungary?
There were around ten of these monuments by the side of the trail from Visegrád, Hungary, to the town's castle. I didn't see any dates or description, but the stone looked quite worn, so they're not too recent.
What do these monuments depict or symbolize?
Best Answer
As mentioned, those are stations of the Way of the Cross (via crucis in Latin, kálvária in Hungarian). These particular stations were created by sculptor Szakál Ern? in 1961. The path they're on leads to the Calvary Chapel, which was built in 1770.
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