
Salt water – mineral spring and peat bog
One of the strongest iodine-bromine springs in Slovakia under Babá Hora, with a history of spas and a rare peat bog in the vicinity.
Castles, museums, wooden churches, open-air museums, viewpoints and trips for the whole family - everything is worth seeing in Orava.
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One of the strongest iodine-bromine springs in Slovakia under Babá Hora, with a history of spas and a rare peat bog in the vicinity.

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 largest body of water in Orava: beaches, sailboats, cruises and sunsets over Námestovo with a view of Oravská Magura and Babia Hora.

The remains of the municipal lime kiln from 1900 under Sivy Hill - a reminder of how the people of Zuberec burned lime to whitewash their wooden houses.

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

Two nature trail routes following in the footsteps of forester and naturalist Anton Kocyán – an easy 3.2 km around the Peciská peat bog and a longer circuit to Magura.

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

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.

Municipal thermal swimming pool under Roháče: two outdoor pools with geothermal water around 34 - 38 °C, open all year round.

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.

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.

An hour-long cruise on a traditional wooden raft on the Orava River from Horná Lehota to Oravský Podzámek with a view of Orava Castle and stories from the rafters.