As the first museum in Slovakia, it conceptually maps, presents
and professionally processes even those trends in art and
culture that few institutions have yet to accept. During the
World War II, North-Eastern region was a key point in the
liberation of Slovakia from fascist troops. The national
cultural monument of Dukla battlefield reminds us of those
events. The museum was founded as one of the last museums in
Slovakia, and from the beginning it developed into the Homeland
Museum for the entire Vranov region. The museum resides in a
Renaissance-Baroque manor house. Wooden Gothic building dates
from the 15th century and its architecture has been preserved
till today. The church was declared a national cultural monument
and included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Majestic ancient Ľubovňa Castle located on a 711 m high cliff
above the city. Stará Ľubovňa offers historic exposures of the
vehicles, visit of a dungeon, underground passages and a unique
natural museum. Ethnographic exhibition in nat