house of mining butchers and tallows Miner's house and farm wing
This area, which is a protected national cultural monument, is located in the village Špania Dolina, Banská Bystrica region. The complex contains two historical buildings: house mining and economic construction. Both are considered examples of folk architecture from the 18th century.
The complex is landfilled from two main objects: the house of mining and economic construction. Both are brick structures dating back to the period before 1764.
According to the available data, it is not possible to provide details about the construction structure, flooring, floor plan or used material of these objects. This information is not examined in the registration data.
The area is located at No. 86 in the village of Špania Dolina, Banská Bystrica region. In particular, the date of declaration of this monument as a national cultural monument is not indicated in the available data. Information on the existence of a conservation zone or a protection belt is also unknown.
This area is located at No. 86 in the village of Špania Dolina, Banská Bystrica region. This monument is interesting for this village with its history and architectural value. Visiting this monument offers an opportunity to better understand the historical development of the region and its mining character.
Let him visit this memorial so that we can appreciate its value for our inheritance. It is an opportunity to gain insight into the past and to appreciate the architectural efforts of the ancestors.
Historical Milestones
- before 1764
- House mining and economic construction are considered examples of folk construction from the 18th century.
- 18th century
- Both buildings, house mining and economic building, are considered examples of folk construction.
Interesting facts
- The complex consists of two historical objects: mining house and economic construction. - Both buildings are considered examples of folk construction from the 18th century. - These are brick structures which originate from before 1764. - The whole area is declared a protected national cultural monument.
Guide
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Welcome to Špania Dolina, where one of the most interesting sights of this region stands before your eyes - a house of mining and construction economic. This complex, although its exact origin remained hidden in the shadow of history, is a witness to the rich past of mining activities in Slovakia.
When you look at this object, they will see the stability and consistency that the architecture expresses. The construction is proud of the simple modification that reflects the practical needs of mining workers. At a closer look, you can notice traditional materials such as wood and stone bars, which were necessary for such an object.
Let's go look at the historical context. The mining house was a facility designed for butchers and other workers who were an integral part of mining life in the past. As part of the complex, the Loyalty was an essential place for meat treatment and storage - a critical food source for workers in these isolated areas.
As you draw closer, note how architecture has adapted to the environment. The internal part shall be organised in such a way as to enable the efficient processing and storage of food. Windows are located to ensure sufficient lighting and ventilation - key aspects for maintaining cleanliness and preserving meat.
Although the history of this place is not linked to personalities, it is necessary to recognise the role of these anonymous workers. Their work was the basis for the operation of mining operations and life in this area.
The interesting thing about this place is his unknown past. Although the exact details of the construction remain mysterious, it is clear that this was a key point for the mining community. This lousy state of historical records gives the place some splendor and the temptation to dig into the secrets that are yet to be discovered.
Let us inspire this atmosphere and invite you to continue to promote this fascinating place. Every stone, every window has a story waiting to be revealed. As a visitor to Špania Dolina, you are witnessing not only architecture, but also the life and efforts of those who were before you.
Thank you for your interest. If you decide to explore other parts of this historic region, you will be sure that every step reveals a new chapter in the rich band of our common history. Now let's look further and let's be blinded by the beauty and quietness of this place.
Tips for visitors
The house is located in Špania Dolina. These historical buildings are an example of architecture from the time the area was known for its mining activities.
When visiting, we recommend using protective clothing because the floor can be smooth. It is also advisable to have a camera or a smartphone with sufficient memory.
In the immediate vicinity there are places suitable for visiting with children, such as smaller parks and entertainment areas.
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: č. 86, Špania Dolina, 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. 321-13012).
For children
Like when you imagine an adventurous journey in time, let's turn together on a journey to the Rocky Mountain! There, in the small village of Špania Dolina, there's a story you could tell your best friend. We are getting on the road to one of the most interesting sights - the house mining and tallow.
Thematic route
Thematic cruise route: Historical heritage of mining urban life in Špania Dolina
This route will lead you to the heart of the village of Špania Dolina, where examples of the life of mining workers and their specific crafts are preserved. We will focus on a tour of the immediate area and surroundings of the main destination to fully appreciate the historical context of this place.
The House of Mining Meat and Loyalty
This is the key point of the whole route. It is a preserved building that served as a home for the mining butcher and at the same time as a place for processing and storage of fat. Visitors here can imagine the daily life and economic needs of a mining town where meat crafts and the processing of animal fats were intertwined in one area. The architecture of the building reflects the practical approaches of medieval and early-age mining architecture.
Nádvoří and the immediate surroundings of the house
After inspection of the building itself we recommend a walk around the immediate surroundings and courtyard. This part of the area offers space for sensory perception of the community's atmosphere. You can enjoy the silence and tranquillity that surround historical buildings, and observe the details of the surrounding environment that complement the image of the mining site.
Surroundings of the village Špania Dolina
The conclusion of the route is a short trip along the outskirts of the village. The village itself offers an opportunity to observe typical buildings and natural environment in which the mining village extends. This part of the route makes it possible to understand the relationship between human activity and the surrounding country, which was important for mining workers.
This route is designed to be transparent and focused solely on available information about the main objective and its immediate vicinity.
Seasonal recommendations
Spania Dolina is revived during the spring along with the natural environment. The light is ideal for shooting historical facades. Layered clothing is recommended as the weather in the mountain area may be unstable. Visiting is not yet on top, so the atmosphere is calmer.
Summer hustle and sunny days increase the attraction of the village. In the main summer season there are more tourists, so it is advisable to come early in the morning. Easy clothes and sun protection are recommended.
The golden light creates a magical environment. Comfortable shoes and layered clothing are suitable, as the afternoon may be cooler.
In winter, Špania Dolina turns into a covered snow site, giving mining buildings a distinctive look. The atmosphere is quiet and calm, but the weather can be harsh. Quality winter clothes and waterproof footwear are essential. Before visiting, we recommend checking the opening time, which can be shortened in winter months.
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