AquaRelax Dolny Kubin
Indoor aquapark with a 32°C relaxation pool, water slides, a wild river, a children's pool and a sauna world - a guarantee for families even in the rain.
Monuments and attractions in Orava
Castles, museums, wooden churches, open-air museums, viewpoints and trips for the whole family - everything is worth seeing in Orava.
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Articulated wooden church in Istebno
One of the five preserved articular churches in Slovakia – a wooden church on Medová hórka above Istebný with a Baroque altar and a brick bell tower.
Babia Hora from Lipnica Wielka (Poland)
The most peaceful ascent to Babia Hora (1,725 m) leads from the Orava side along the green route from Przywarówka through Głodná Woda to Diablak.
Babia hora from Slaná vody
Climb to the highest peak of the Oravské Beskýds (1725 m) – from Sláná vody around Hviezdoslavová forester's hut to the summit with a view of the Tatras.
Baroque Church of St. Luke – Lipnica Wielka (Poland)
Baroque church from 1762 - 1770 with a fence, gate and old cemetery - the most valuable monument of Lipnica Wielka pod Babou horou.
Baroque Church of St. Martin – Podwilk (Poland)
The first brick church in Polish Orava (1767) in the Upper Hungarian Baroque style with a stucco relief of St. Wendelin and an altar with the Hungarian kings.
Bobrova raľa – wooden houses in Podbieł
Rows of old log cabins from the 19th century in the center of the village - a monument reservation of folk architecture, freely accessible all year round.
Brestovská Cave
The first accessible cave in Orava and the Western Tatras with an active underground flow - an intimate guided tour a short distance from the open-air museum in Zuberec.
Čaplovič Library and Literary Exhibition of the Hviezdoslav Library
A historical library with over 90,000 volumes from manuscripts to incunabula and the oldest literary museum in Slovakia dedicated to Hviezdoslav - under one roof.
Wooden articular church in Leština (UNESCO)
A wooden Evangelical church from 1688–1689 without a single nail, with a richly painted interior – one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Orava.
Wooden Church of St. John the Baptist – Orawka (Poland)
A log church from the mid-17th century with rich polychrome paintings of Hungarian saints and rare Lenten curtains.
Wooden Church of All Saints in Tvrdošín
A 15th-century Gothic wooden church listed by UNESCO - a shingle roof, a Baroque altar and a ceiling like a starry sky.