In the town of Zlaté Moravce, in the park called by the locals Lipipark, there is the Mausoleum of the Migazzi family. The mausoleum was built in 1887 in the Neo-Romanesque style. It was built by Viliam Migazzi, a Count of Tekov, for himself and his wife.

Like the mausoleum, the park was established in 1887 - 1896 at the instigation of Viliam Migazzi himself. It consists of interesting overhanging spruces, which create a unique and architecturally perfect form of spruce. The park has two entrance ornamental gates. The mausoleum and park are included in the central list of cultural monuments and are important historical monuments of the city.

The remains of William Migazzi and his wife are stored in sarcophagi of black Austrian marble. The interior of the tomb is dominated by an altar of white Carrara marble. On the altar mensa is a triangular extension with an inlaid picture of calvary. There are also family symbols - the sun and the tower. On the wall of the mausoleum, there is an original announcement of the death of Viliam Migazzi