
Museum of Noble Carriages and Sleighs
The largest collection of historic carriages and sleighs in Slovakia – 21 restored exhibits directly below Orava Castle.
Castles, museums, wooden churches, open-air museums, viewpoints and trips for the whole family - everything is worth seeing in Orava.
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The largest collection of historic carriages and sleighs in Slovakia – 21 restored exhibits directly below Orava Castle.

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.

Birthplace of writer and doctor Martin Kukučín – a village house with furnishings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and a statue of the author in a neighboring park.

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.

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.

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.

The historic building of the former Orava County on the square in Dolny Kubín houses permanent exhibitions of Gothic, Baroque, folk and modern Slovak art.

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.

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.

Year-round thermal aquapark under the West Tatras – 100 % geothermal water up to 38 °C, water slides, wave pool and cable car right next door.

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.

An island in the middle of the Orava Dam – the last piece of the flooded village of Slanica with a Baroque church, a lapidary and magnificent views. Only by boat.