
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.
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 15th-century Gothic wooden church listed by UNESCO - a shingle roof, a Baroque altar and a ceiling like a starry sky.

By train through unique dead ends to the Beskydy saddle - a historic forest railway from 1918 with an observation tower and a program for children.

An open-air museum under Roháče with over 50 wooden houses, a water mill and a Gothic church from the 15th century - a living example of how people once lived in Orava.

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.

One of the most beautiful castles in Slovakia - on a cliff above the Orava River, with 155 rooms, three tour circuits and views of the entire valley.

The tallest statue of Christ in Slovakia – 9.5 m on the hill of Grapa nad Klinom with a view of the Orava Dam, Roháče and, in clear weather, Giewont.