<p>Siofok&nbsp;Millennium&nbsp;park&nbsp;dedicated to&nbsp;the&nbsp;Visitation of Our Lady&nbsp;Catholic Church&nbsp;is&nbsp;near&nbsp;the&nbsp;set up&nbsp;in 2006, called&nbsp;Fountain of&nbsp;Tears&nbsp;memorial&nbsp;to&nbsp;the 56&nbsp;victims of the&nbsp;Revolution,&nbsp;remembers.<br /><br />The&nbsp;works&nbsp;by&nbsp;the sculptor&nbsp;Tam&aacute;s Varga, who&nbsp;was born&nbsp;the son of&nbsp;the Siofok&nbsp;Kossuth Prize winner&nbsp;Imre Varga&nbsp;sculptor.&nbsp;The&nbsp;stone&nbsp;in the middle&nbsp;of a&nbsp;work of art&nbsp;is&nbsp;made &#8203;&#8203;of bronze&nbsp;bust,&nbsp;which&nbsp;depicts&nbsp;a&nbsp;womanweeping&nbsp;with bowed&nbsp;head.&nbsp;The monument&nbsp;is intended&nbsp;to remind you that&nbsp;the tragic&nbsp;events of&nbsp;56&nbsp;after&nbsp;a long time&nbsp;certainly&nbsp;was prohibited in&nbsp;commemoration&nbsp;of the moral.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Fountain of&nbsp;Tears&nbsp;is next to&nbsp;a column&nbsp;with a&nbsp;plate&nbsp;of the revolution&nbsp;a&aacute;ldozatainak&nbsp;Siofok&nbsp;is listed.</p>