Chalet under Bystra

Museum of Liptov Village in Pribylina (6 km)

Original folk architecture with its church, blacksmithery, peasant houses, chateau and other buildings show the way of life in past centuries. The museum was established to preserve the most precious folk monuments and buildings.

Open-air museum - Vlkolinec(70 km)

This is the most famous folk village, inscribed in UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993. The village has remained untouched by modern construction, therefore it is valued as the best-reserved settlement in Liptov. Originally it was the settlement of shepherds and farmers. All the buildings have the original appearance and most of them are accessible for visitors.

Articular wooden church in Svaty Kriz (35 km)

This evangelical articular wooden church was built in 1729. It is one of the largest wooden churches in Slovakia, constructed without any nail. It is located in Svätý Kríž, 5 km from Liptovsky Mikulas. It was transferred here from Paludza when the dam Liptovska mara was being constructed. It has 2 floors with central pulpit, with paintings decorating ceiling and choir. The church is available for visitors and regularly employed for masses.

Open-air museum - Celtic settlement Havranok

Havránok is an archeological site in Liptov. It is located on a hill next to Liptovská Mara dam. Havranok site consists of small living house, wooden fortress and guard tower. All the buildings are fully reconstructed, furnished with tools and equipment for everyday life. During the Iron Age and the Roman Era, it was an important religious center of the Celts living in Slovakia. The oppidum was destroyed by the Germanic tribe of Quadi or by Dacians.