roľnícka usadlosť Farmer's farmstead

Spring return to Ždiar brings to the surroundings of the farm estate Dvor peasant's special atmosphere of the fading nature. The surroundings are slowly cleared from snow and the first flowers appear on the meadows, creating a pleasant contrast with historical architecture. The light is soft and scattered during this period, ideal for photographing the details of the building without sharp shadows. Right now, visitors are the most relaxed, as the main tourist season has not yet arrived. We recommend coming in mid-April, when temperatures have settled above zero, but before the arrival of large crowds. Clothes should be layered because mornings and evenings can be cool and wet. Take plenty of time to walk around, where you can see the recreating vegetation in the mountain environment.

Summer is in Zdiar parallel to the highest attendance, when the surrounding settlements are filled with green and nature is in full bloom. The intense sun highlights the colors of the facades and surrounding meadows, but at the same time brings higher temperatures that can be difficult for visitors. For the sake of more people, it is advisable to come as soon as possible in the morning to enjoy the monument in peace or, conversely, after the afternoon, when the crowds are distracted. Dress in lightweight, breathable materials and remember to wear a protective hat and plenty of water. In summer, it is important to plan a trip to avoid the greatest afternoon heat that can reduce the comfort of the outdoors. The atmosphere is full of energy and life, which gives the historic town a special summer breath.

Podzim in Podtatrz brings to Ždiar a unique color game when the leaves of the trees turn into shades of yellow, orange and red. This period is ideal for photograph lovers because the contrast between the warm colors of nature and the stone or wooden architecture of the courtyard is special and emotional. The air is fresh and cooler, creating a calm and locked atmosphere. Visitors fall from the flight, so you can enjoy the monument in a more intimate environment without waiting in the queues. Clothes should be layered, with emphasis on heat and wind resistance, as morning frosts may appear earlier. The best time to visit is autumn, when nature prepares for sleep and light has a golden shade that matches the historical character of the place.

Winter in Ždiar transforms the farming settlement into a quiet, snowy reed. White cover on the roofs and around the building creates a peaceful, almost magical atmosphere that is contrary to more busy summer months. The light is shorter and sharp, which can be difficult to navigate, but at the same time gives the scene a dramatic character. Warm clothing, including winter jackets, gloves and shoes with good underfoot, is absolutely essential. Arrival should be scheduled by the afternoon, when the light is still sufficient for inspection, but temperatures are no longer low. Winter visit offers a unique view of the monument in its calmest form, surrounded by quiet snow fields.