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banícky dom Miner's house

Dom banícky dobrý Updated 10.10.2026
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Mining house in Banská Štiavnica is a national cultural monument, located in the village Banská Štiavnica in Banská Bystrica region. According to the Register of the Central List of Monuments of the Slovak Republic (ÚZPF), this is an object with the number 10771/1, which is part of the registered area. The house represents folk architecture with brick construction, without particular dating or closer architectural description.

The area of the monument consists of only one object - a mining house. According to the official annotation of the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic it is a brick building within folk construction, without giving further details about the available or material composition.

The building characteristics of the object are not detailed in the available data. However, according to the registration records, this is a brick building, indicating the use of stones or cihel. In addition, there is no information on the floor, floor plan or specific function of the object.

The house is located at the address Horná rožová 240/4 in Banská Štiavnica. It is protected as a national cultural monument and is registered under the number of the ÚZPF 10771. More detailed information on its protective regime, such as the existence of a protection zone or a conservation zone, is not provided in the available sources. The current state and use of the object are not listed in the register, which suggests that it may be privately owned or has other non-public use.

Mining house in Banská Štiavnica is part of the historical core of the city, which is famous for its mining past and preserved architecture. Municipality of Banska Štiavnica is an important cultural and historical centre, where there are several monuments and objects with mining themes. For visitors interested in folk architecture and mining history, this house is an interesting example of a preserved mining home.

If you want to get acquainted with folk architecture and mining history, visit Banská Štiavnica and see this object, which is part of the rich cultural heritage of the city.

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⚙︎ The text was prepared by artificial intelligence and has not been editorially reviewed. It may contain inaccuracies.

Welcome to the mining house in Banská Štiavnica

You are facing one of the most preserved examples of folk architecture that can remind you of your home from the past. This mining house, which is part of the national cultural monument, is a real piece of the past that allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of an ancient mining town. Browse its brick structure - you can see how the stone blocks joined into a solid and cozy structure designed for miners and their families.

The origin of the mining house dates back to the time when Banská Štiavnica was one of the most important mining sites in Slovakia. Although it is not known exactly when it was built, its origin can be derived from the characteristic features of folk architecture, which are preserved here until today. In the past, the mining city was a center of important activity, so the houses were constructed not only to be a dwelling but also to be sheltered for people who were involved in dangerous underground work. This house was probably a home for miners and their families who lived here near important workshops and shafts.

Nine look at his architecture. Mine house is a typical example of folk architecture, which has developed here for centuries. Perceive its brick structure - the stone poles that have been preserved here are proof of the resistance and thorough work of the masters who built these houses. Check out its facade, where you can observe simple but effective details that were typical of mining houses. Zdi are massive to resist the cold and humidity that were formerly common in mining towns. Note how small and narrow windows are - it was intentional to keep warm indoors while minimising exposure to sunlight in the bitter summer months.

This house was not only a dwelling but also part of the social life of miners. In the past, mining houses were a place where families met, where food was prepared, where possible problems could be solved, or where evenings were celebrated. The atmosphere you can see here is unique - it's the atmosphere of the people who lived here, worked and created their history.

One of the attractions that can be discovered here is the fact that mining houses have often been built to function even in adverse conditions. In the past, it was often cold and humid in mining towns, so houses were built in view of these factors. Masonry construction was one of the best ways to protect yourself from moisture and cold. In addition, houses were often built near important workshops in order to reduce time constraints for miners who often had to work under adverse conditions underground.

Let's move on to something that may be interesting to you - stories and personalities associated with this place. Although the specific names of the miners who lived here are not known, you can imagine how their lives were plundered with the history of mining. Banská Štiavnica was in the past the centre of mining activities, and therefore living people were part of a large whole that devoted to important work. Their stories are part of the history that has taken place here - stories of courage, hard work, families who lived here and who tried to survive in difficult conditions.

One of the mysterious sides of mining houses is their ability to survive time. Many of these homes have survived until today, proof of how well they were built. Note how the stone zdi has survived for centuries - that is proof of the resilience and quality of the work that was put into the building. Some of the details you can observe may be interesting to you because they show how people in the past have tried to improve their lives and get comfortable conditions.

Before you leave, I would like to invite you to take a look at the surroundings and see the atmosphere that has been preserved. Mine house in Banska Štiavnica is not only a building but also part of the history that took place here. It is a place where the past meets with the present, where you can perceive the breath of past centuries and at the same time see how people in the past have tried to survive and create life in difficult conditions.

Look around, sense the atmosphere and get carried away into the stories that took place here. Banská Štiavnica is a place that can take you by its history and cultural heritage. May you stay here and let your eyes open to the reality that has taken place here. And when you leave, remember this house and what he told you about the people who lived here and who tried to survive in difficult conditions. Allowing you to leave and let this experience remain in your memory.

Tips for visitors

Mining house in Banská Štiavnica

Best Time of Visit Mine house is best to visit in spring or autumn, when the climate is pleasant and the place is less visited. In the summer months, call on the people when they are warmest and the most tourists.

Upon arrival at the center, the mining house can be reached on foot. Check current connections and time tables in the traffic information system.

What to Take With You - Footwear: Suitable for walking on stone floors and stairs, with good foot support. - Documents: An identity card or travel document may be required when entering the memorial location. - Navigation: It is advisable to have a map or navigation for orientation in the historical centre.

Photography - The best places: The best photos can be obtained from the outside of the house, where the overall architecture is captured. Inside, photography is allowed only in designated places. - Light: The ideal is to photograph in the morning or afternoon, when the sun is not so intense.

What to Visit Around In the vicinity of the mining house is the historical core of Banská Štiavnica with other historical buildings, which are part of the registration area.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.

Where is the monument?

Location: Horná ružová 240/4, Banská Štiavnica, Banskobystrický kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.

Why is the monument protected?

It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 322-10771). It is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

For children

Mining house in Banská Štiavnica

Imagine lying in bed and seeing the sun glow over the mountains from the window. You feel instantly like it's time. There's a street in front of you where people in leather coats move. Hear the voices of the queens, who cry, "Golden life!"

This is Banská Štiavnica, where centuries ago there were people who dug wealth from deep down. Here stands one of the houses that keeps memories of the past - the Mining House.

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Thematic route

Cruise route to Banská Štiavnica with visit of the mining house

1. Mine house Type: Historical mining building with exposition of veneková mining culture. Why? The building presents mining architecture from the 18th century and the life of miners. Visitors will learn about mining technologies, conditions of life in mining villages and traditions associated with the mining industry.

2. Historical centre of Banská Štiavnica Type: Monument reservation with Renaissance and Baroque buildings. Why? The town preserved typical mining buildings from the 16th-17th century, including narrow streets, Renaissance houses and church of St. Bartoloměj. It was one of Europe's major mining centres during this period.

3. Lake Štiavnica Type: Artificial lake near the city. Why? It is suitable for leisure activities, short hikes or picnics. The surrounding area offers views of surrounding hills and natural beauty.

4. Mining street Type: Traditional street with mining monuments and mining souvenir shops. Why? Visitors will find mining souvenirs, traditional drinks and meals. The street is connected with the history of the mining industry and authentic objects.

5. St. Bartol Church ed Type: Baroque church with rich decoration. Why? It is located in the heart of the historical core of the city. The interior is decorated with statues, frescoes and Baroque altar.

The route is designed so that visitors go through the historical centre, visit the most important monuments and enjoy the surrounding nature. All targets are nearby and the route is logically arranged from the centre to the edges.

Seasonal recommendations

Mining house in Banská Štiavnica

In the spring, the surrounding monuments bloom, creating a lively green atmosphere. The best time to visit is the end of March or April, when there is less visitation. When visiting, we recommend comfortable clothing and shoes with a good fold, as roads can be wet or blossomed.

In summer there is a mining house in full sunny beauty. In the main season, it is better to take in memory early in the morning to avoid long waiting queues. When visiting, protect yourself from the sun - wear sunglasses, a hat, and adequately moisturize. Average temperatures are the most favourable in July or August.

In the autumn the monument excels with golden and red leaves of trees. The atmosphere is nice, allowing comfortable walks. The best period for a visit is the basic condition when temperatures are pleasant and crowds are smaller than in summer holidays. We recommend multi-layered clothing and footwear suitable for wet or potentially frosty roads.

In winter, the mining house gathers gray cold frost. Some parts of the monument can be closed, but it is a good time to look at the construction. While visiting, dress warmly - fur, gloves, and a spine hat are unique. So prepare for a shorter visit.

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Information about the monument

Obec Banská Štiavnica
Kraj Banskobystrický kraj
Typ miner's house
Style / Period ľudové staviteľstvo
Protected area Banská Štiavnica a technické pamiatky okolia,  Pamiatková rezervácia Banská Štiavnica
Stav dobrý
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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