Liptovská Osada, sacral monuments and pilgrimage sites

Approximately 14 km from Liptovsky Mikulas in the village of Svätý Kríž is a wooden articular evangelical church, which is one of the largest wooden buildings in Central Europe.  The church was originally built in Paludzi. The relocation began in 1974 and the ceremonial celebration of the reconstructed church was on 22 August 1982. The church is the last, undoubtedly the most significant artistic expression of Slovak wooden ecclesiastical architecture.

5 evangelical articular churches have been preserved in Slovakia. One of these five churches is the wooden evangelical articular church in Hronsek. It is one of the unique wooden churches, which are an important part of the cultural heritage. They are built exclusively of wood without the use of a single nail and are characterized by a unique originality, as is the wooden church in the village of Hronsek, which was built in 1726 on the basis of the Sopron Assembly from 1681. It is the only one...