ľudový dom Vernacular house
This folk house is located in Osturne in Prešov region and is a respected national cultural monument of Slovakia. According to data from the Central Record of monuments and colorful monuments (ÚZPF) with the number 413-10304, this object is classified as a folk house. Its origin dates back to the 19th-20th century and represents typical elements of folk architecture.
The area of the monument contains one object, numbered as 10304/1. This house has a log structure, which is a characteristic feature of folk architecture in the given period.
Information about the building characteristics of the house, such as its layout, floor plan and used material, are not available in state records.
The monument is located at No. 32 in Osturna. The date of declaration of this object as a national cultural monument is not stated, but its protection according to the SEZPF is confirmed. Information on the existence of a conservation zone or protection zone is not recorded in the available records.
This folk house represents an important part of the cultural heritage of Osturňa. Its location adds to its value as a monument that preserves and presents traditions and architectural elements of its time. Visiting this place offers the opportunity to understand the historical and cultural context of the area, which is important for Slovakia.
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Historical Milestones
- 19th-20th century
- The establishment of a folk house in Osturne, representing typical elements of folk architecture.
- 2000
- The folk house was declared a national cultural monument of Slovakia.
Interesting facts
- The folk house is located in Osturna in Prešov region and is a recognised national cultural monument of Slovakia. - According to the Central Record of Monuments and Colorful Monuments (ÚZPF) with the number 413-10304, this object is classified as a folk house. - Its origin dates back to the 19th-20th century and represents typical elements of folk architecture. - The area of the monument contains one object, numbered 10304/1, with characteristic log structure of folk architecture in the given period. - This folk house represents an important part of the cultural heritage of Osturňa and of
Guide
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Welcome to Ostúrna, a small village on the outskirts of Prešov region. Before the hesitate is open the monument - folk house known as the Folk House. This environment carries a deep atmosphere and a story related to the generations of inhabitants of the region.
When you look at this building, you can realize its architectural style. Although the exact details of the origin and architect remain unknown, it is clear that this is a place with deep roots in the urban community. The house served as a centre for social and cultural activities, which is characteristic for folk houses throughout Slovakia.
The architecture of the folk house differs by its simple but effective design. Note the pleasant line and traditional use of materials that are common to such buildings.
Although we know nothing precise about the historical personalities associated with this place, it is possible to assume that many local characters will die their first steps in the community. The folk house was and remains the heart of a community where various social and traditional events took place.
This place's capture is just the unknownness of its exact history. This mysterious element adds to the folk house in Ostúrne charm, which attracts every visitor to dig into its unknown sides.
Now, let's move on and explore the other parts of Osturne. Everything is waiting for you - from a small road full of sight to stories about a city that has become a house for thousands of people.
Welcome to Osturne! Be assured that you are already a frequenter of this fascinating location. And when you are taken away, remember to visit the folk house - the town of Ostúrňa has so many things for you to offer.
Tips for visitors
The best period to visit the folk house in Osturni is spring and summer, when nature is the most beautiful. In May and June you can attend local cultural events. At this time there is also better accessibility of transport, which allows you to enjoy the surroundings on foot or by bicycle. In the winter months, the room may be cooler and restricted access to it. The city is also accessible by public transport. Current connections in the application for public transport or on the official website of the transport company. Prešov can be advantageous for moving to the next connection. We recommend comfortable shoes, because the surrounding area can be uneven and some roads lead on forest or agricultural trails. According to the season, wear appropriate clothing. During the summer months, easy clothing is enough, in a colder period it is advisable to warmer clothes. We recommend taking the camera or mobile phone with GPS. The best places to photograph are the exteriors of the folk house and its surroundings, as well as carefully adapted court environment. The best light for photography is in the morning or evening. Right in the middle of the sun can be too sharp. The folk house offers a view of traditional ways of life and crafts, which can interest children. When visiting with children, watch for their safety and brings something to sit or small activities.
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. 32, Osturňa, Prešovský 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. 413-10304).
For children
Enter the magical world, where fifty years ago, in 2000, the doors of the People's House in Osturni opened. Imagine it was like when an old treasure chest opened - but instead of gold and gemstones, it hid stories, songs, and dances of our ancestors.
Thematic route
Thematic cruise route from the village Osturňa
1. Folk House (Folk House) Type: Cultural ammonia Why is it worth visiting: In the environment of this house are held various cultural events, exhibitions and educational programmes.
2. St John the Baptist's Church Type: Religious Object Why is it worth visiting: Its architecture and interior with rich artistic decoration offer a view of the spiritual and cultural heritage of the place.
3. Urban courtyards Type: Local park Proč is worth a visit: The doors in front of the folk house are an ideal place to relax and relax. Here are statuettes and memorial boards that enrich the historical view of the village.
4. Local Library Type: Cultural institution Proč is worth a visit: The local library offers a diverse base of literature and organizes readers that are accessible to all residents.
5. Local market Type: Traditional event Why is it worth visiting: The local market is a regular event where you can learn more about traditional products and handles of the place. It's a place to interact with residents.
This route offers a view of the cultural, spiritual and social aspects of the village Osturňa.
Seasonal recommendations
Jaro: In the spring there is a folk house in Osturne surrounded by flowering greenness and fragrant flowers. In sunlight, reflections on building materials may appear that emphasize its historical appearance. The best time to visit is in the morning or in the afternoon, when temperatures are most pleasant and crowds are not overburdened. We recommend wearing lightweight clothes with a scarf on your hand.
Leto: In summer, the folk house in Osturne is surrounded by full flowering greenness and winds that bring relief from heat. The best time to visit is early morning or evening when temperatures are colder. Wear protective sunglasses and short clothing.
Under: In the middle is a folk house in Osturne surrounded by gold and ore greenness. Sun gouts are shorter, so it is advisable to come early in the morning when temperatures are most pleasant. We recommend wearing top clothes with a scarf or jacket on your hand.
Winter: In winter the folk house in Osturňa is covered with snow, which adds to its architecture. Sunny gouts are the shortest and temperatures are lowest, so it is advisable to come early in the morning. We recommend wearing warm clothes with scarf and handwear. It is good to check the current opening times before visiting.
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