
Florin's house
A picturesque burgher's house from the 18th century, where a dye factory once stood and where the poet TH Florin later lived - today a memorial room and exhibition spaces of the Orava Museum.
Castles, museums, wooden churches, open-air museums, viewpoints and trips for the whole family - everything is worth seeing in Orava.
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A picturesque burgher's house from the 18th century, where a dye factory once stood and where the poet TH Florin later lived - today a memorial room and exhibition spaces of the Orava Museum.

Romantic ruins of an ironworks from 1836 on the road to Zuberec - a national cultural monument, the backdrop for Jakubiska's films and a freely accessible stop on a trip.

Summer rope center in the forests near Tanečník: a huge swing at a height of 17.5 m, a jump from 12 m and obstacle courses for children.

The classicist mansion in Medvedží hides the lifelong work of painter Mária Medvecká – Orava, its landscape and people in more than 250 paintings and drawings.

The elongated square of the town founded in 1371 with a Franciscan church, a monastery, Baroque columns and the parish church of St. Martin.

A wooden gamekeeper's lodge under Baba Mountain, where Hviezdoslav sought inspiration for The Gamekeeper's Wife. There is also an exhibition by native Milo Urban.

The narrow limestone canyon of Biela Voda with footbridges over the stream, giant pots and waterfalls - one of the most beautiful walks in the Western Tatras.

Large indoor children's amusement park in Námestovo with slides, trampolines, 9D cinema, bowling and restaurant - open every day.

A covered wooden bridge with a shingle roof connects the center of Dolný Kubín with the Bysterec housing estate - one of the most photographed corners of the city.

The main church of the center of Polish Orava from 1802–1807 with a Tyrolean altar, stained glass windows by Kazimierz Puchał and a monument to John Paul II.

An interwar church in the center of Zuberec designed by architect Michal Milan Harminec, consecrated in 1933.

Alpine skiing directly in the Roháčská Valley - chairlifts, reliable snow and the backdrop of the peaks of the Western Tatras.