Vavrišovo, galleries, Museums

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....

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...

TrickLandia takes you into the world of trick-art and optical illusions. You can find it in the High Tatras , in Starý Smokovec , above the bus station. In the premises of Tricklandie you can see the themes of Slovak folk tales and fairy tales. You can also see the village of Vlkolinec, the Dunajec River or Bojnice Castle. On an area of 500 m2 there are 24 attractions, including trick-art paintings, augmented reality, antigravity rooms. There is also a beautiful mirror maze. The paintings create...

Eight rooms await you in the premises of Kvataria na Hrebienk in the High Tatras, in which you will see various audiovisual multimedia shows. A tour of this interactive gallery of light is not only visually attractive and beautiful, but also educational. Here you can see interactive exhibits, explanations of physical phenomena and all this in a fairy-tale spirit that will interest the smallest visitors. Many of the exhibits in the Kvantarium Gallery were created specifically for this exhibition....

The Tatra Gallery in Poprad is one of the most important cultural institutions in the Tatra region. It offers visitors a rich variety of exhibitions of both contemporary and classical art, focusing mainly on the works of artists connected with the Tatra and Spiš regions. A major attraction is the unique space of the former Power Plant – an industrial building transformed into a modern art venue, hosting multimedia exhibitions, concerts, theatre performances, and creative workshops. The Tatra...

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...

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,...

The Ždiarsky Dom Museum in the village of Ždiar offers a unique insight into the rich history and authentic Goral lifestyle. This traditional wooden house from the early 20th century showcases local culture – from distinctive architecture to folk costumes, decorations, and everyday items. Visitors can even enjoy the popular white ceremony with storytelling, traditional costume dressing, and the chance to take unforgettable photos. During your visit, you will discover how the people of Ždiar...