Galleries, Museums in Slovakia

The Sisi Museum Apartment at Hotel Alžbeta in Bardejov Spa offers a unique return to the era of Empress Elisabeth of Bavaria. The interior is furnished in a 19th-century historical style with an emphasis on authenticity and period details, evoking the atmosphere of her spa stay. The apartment also includes a thematic exhibition dedicated to the life of the beloved Empress “Sisi”. This accommodation combines comfort with a unique cultural experience appreciated by lovers of history and romance. Opening hours from March 16, 2026 TUESDAY and FRIDAY 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM If interested, please...

The Museum of the Battle of Vavrišov was opened in October 2010. It was built to commemorate the battle that took place on the territory of the village in August 1709 as part of the Estates Rebellions of Francis II. Rákociho.  The museum building is complemented by a lookout tower with a unique view of the Bela River, the ridge of the Western Tatras and the majestic Krivan. The building represents the traditional folk architecture of Liptov with the use of natural materials - wood and stone. The interior of the museum is used to present the regional history of Liptov from the 18th century....

The Transport Museum in Bratislava is located near the main train station, between Franz Liszt Square and Pražská Street. The museum comprehensively documents the history of transport in Slovakia. It has been open to the public since 1999. The museum complex consists of two exhibition halls and adjacent outdoor areas. The museum presents the historical development of road and rail transport in Slovakia. Here you will see approximately 50 historic cars, 30 motorcycles, as well as various non-motorized vehicles, models and period technical accessories.

The Renaissance manor house, which stands under the castle hill, was built in 1670. Until 1945, it was owned by the Zichy family. After the war, the Forest Administration and JRD were based here. From 2011 to 2015, the manor underwent extensive reconstruction and currently houses the Museum of the History of the Village of Divín, which in its exhibitions offers visitors the history of the village, castle and manor as well as the natural beauty of Divín. The courtyard of the manor also offers a pleasant space to relax. The village of Divín, only 20 km from Lučenec, which is located near the...

Bardejov open-air museum - village museum Bártfafürdő Village Museum, open-air museum is one of the oldest establishments in its category in Slovakia . The open-air museum opened its doors to the public in 1965, with 24 buildings showing the former everyday lives of the Slovak and Ruthenian people in the Sáros region. The buildings date from the 19th to the 20th centuries and are made of wood in a typical Carpathian architectural style. We distinguish four types of buildings: a / dwellings made of wood: farmhouses from 1887 farmhouses from 1896 medium farmhouse from 1896 farmhouse...

The museum is located in the distinctive village of Čičmany, which lies in the Strážov Mountains at an altitude of 650 meters above sea level. The village is situated 40 km south of the city of Žilina. The first historical mention of Čičmany dates back to 1272. The museum occupies two historically protected houses decorated with original Čičmany folk ornaments. Both buildings are managed by the Považie Museum based in Žilina. Inside, visitors can explore several permanent exhibitions. During your stay in Čičmany or its surroundings, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the preserved...

The TANAP Museum is one of the most popular attractions in Tatranská Lomnica and an ideal place to discover the nature and history of the High Tatras' protection all in one spot. Modern exhibitions interactively present mountain fauna and flora, unique ecosystems, and the life of Tatra chamois and marmots. Visitors can explore the rich geology of the Tatras, learn interesting facts about forests and lakes, and understand how the national park has developed over the decades. The museum is a great destination for families with children – it features life-sized animal models and engaging...

In 1886, the Historical and archaeological association of Komárno territorial unit and town of Komárno was established. The documents serving as basis for writing the monography of this territorial unit, various archaeological and historical memories were collected by it. The collection of this association was the basis of the museum established later. In 1900, the association got a new name, Museum association of the Komárno territorial unit and the town of Komárno. Instead of actual collection of antiquities, the Museum association created four sections: historical, archaeological, natural...

Poliankovo - digitálnu galériu, kaviareň a obchod nájdete v Tatranskej Polianke vo Vysokých Tatrách. Na ploche asi 500 m2 Vám ponúka pekný vizuálny zážitok a pomocou moderných technológií Vám priblíži umenie. Digitálna galéria spája umenie s modernými technológiami ako je virtuálna realita, 3D projekcie, hologram, rozšírená realita či tieňohra. Uvidíte tu až 140 m2 projekčných plôch a 120 m2 zrkadiel. Výstava je doplnená aj o rôzne interaktívne prvky. Nájdete tu aj výstavu obrazov, ktoré sa rozhýbali pomocou rozšírenej reality ale aj rôznych zvukov. Súčasťou...

In the beautiful natural scenery of the Slanice Island of Art in the middle of the Orava Reservoir, there are permanent exhibitions of folk art from the collections of the Orava Gallery. Of the five settlements that disappeared forever under the water of the dam in 1953, only the hill with a Baroque church and Calvary, which once formed the dominant feature of the village of Slanica, has been preserved as an island. In a few years, the idea arose to create permanent exhibitions of the Orava Gallery, which were opened in the years 1971 - 1973. In the interior of the Baroque-Classicist church...

The Berggericht, originally the Mining Court, is a baroquized building constructed in the 15th century. From the last third of the 17th century, it was owned by the well-known Baron Gottfried János Hellenbach, one of the richest magnates in Upper Hungary. He owned mines, breweries, and numerous estates and was a supporter of Francis II Rákóczi. Between 1792 and 1854, the Mining Court – the highest authority in mining administration – was seated here. From 1854 to 1859, it served as the headquarters of the Mining Captaincy. Between 1860 and 1900, it temporarily housed the third department...