roľnícka usadlosť Farmer's farmstead

Dvor roľnícky 1945 dobrý Updated 11.10.2026

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The village of Ždiar, Prešovský kraj, is a national cultural monument. The building dates back to 1945 and represents the folk architecture of the first half of the 20th century.

The complex consists of two objects: folk house (3702/1) and economic construction (3702/2). Both buildings were built in 1945.

The construction of both objects is log, implemented within folk construction. The monument is located at the address number 64 in the village Ždiar and is listed in the territorial list of the monument fund under the number 416-3772.

The coordinates of the object are: 49.27406, 20.28916. The monument represents the example of the local folk architecture from the mid-20th century and allows visitors to get acquainted with a specific form of farming settlement.

Tehdy a dnes

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Historical appearance – roľnícka usadlosť

Tehdy Dnes

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Historical Milestones

1945: Construction of folk house and economic construction.
1945: Realization of objects in traditional log structure.
1900-1950: Development of characteristic folk architecture in the Ždiar region.
Current: Enrollment of an object in the list of national cultural monuments.

Guide

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You know! You are standing in front of a peasant settlement in Ždiar, Prešov region. Look up and notice the amazing building complex that's spreading out in front of you.

Let's go back to history. This peasant settlement is of unknown origin, but we welcome that it was built at the time the peasants began to saddle this country. A new community developed here, along with local traditions and cultures.

Note the architects of these buildings. They are simple but useful structures that are typical for farmers' settlements of these times. Look at the details - everything is made of wood and clay to make it easy and practical.

In this settlement were born many prominent personalities who participated in local tradition and cultures. It was all about living in this community, which was the territory where people lived together in harmony with nature.

Now, look at the amazing atmosphere that rules here. It's like we're in the middle of a time when people lived peacefully and harmoniously with the environment. You're going to use the space and notice the atmosphere.

As you can see, this peasant settlement is a territory where traditions and cultures were wise. It's where people lived together in harmony with nature. Now, look at the grave that's waiting for us.

Tips for visitors

The most appropriate time to visit the farmhouse is autumn, when the surroundings are illuminated by warm sun and leafy trees change color. During this period the temperature is pleasant for walks and shots.

The settlement can be reached by asphalt road which ends directly in front of the main entrance.

For a walk, we recommend taking firm shoes, because the paths between the buildings are usually unnecessarily soiled and can be bleak after rain.

For photographers, the ideal east side of the settlement is in the morning when the light falls directly on the facade and emphasizes the texture of wood. The best angles to capture the whole complex are from the elevated place behind the fruit orchard.

In a half-hour distance there is a local wall trail overlooking the valley. For families with children is a short walk along the edges of the field roads, where there is less traffic and field animals can be observed.

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. 64, Ždiar, 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. 416-3702).

For children

Imagine a secret door just opened in the past. Really! You just have to go back exactly 81 years. It's 1945 and you're entering a world that looks completely different than you're used to. You're standing in the middle of a Ždiar, and something important is starting to develop around you.

Nearby

Thematic route

1. Dvor peasant's (Cultural monument) - You will get to know the architecture and history of the site by exploring the area. 2. Courtyard (Areal) - The tour begins an authentic space where you will see the traditional arrangement of wooden cottages and farm buildings. 3. Exhibition (Historical exhibition) - In the interior you can see the details of everyday life and the tools used by former residents of this settlement. 4. Traditional room (Part of the monument) - Maker of folk furniture and objects that are typical for historical housing in this area.

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Seasonal recommendations

Monument: peasant settlement

Ždiar farming settlement wakes up with surrounding nature in spring. The atmosphere is refreshing, the air clean and the first mountain flowers flourish in the surroundings. The terrain can be wet, so we recommend footwear with waterproof soles and layered clothing. The ideal time for visitors looking for peace before the summer rush.

Summer season brings the brightest light and rich green vegetation that beautifully contrasts with the dark wood of traditional architecture. The settlement is the most vibrant and summer comfort is in the vicinity. We recommend coming as early as possible in the morning to avoid the large crowds of tourists.

Autumn puts the landscape in golden and red tones, creating a melancholy atmosphere. The morning fog covered fields are ideal for photographing details of traditional housing. During this period it is appropriate to choose the afternoon lessons.

The winter period turns the settlement into a fairy-tale scenery under a thick layer of snow, underlining the authenticity of the mountain structure. Inside the home is cozy and quiet. Due to the low temperature it is necessary to dress in warm, thermal layers and waterproof shoes.

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Visualisations and artistic views

roľnícka usadlosť – historická rekonštrukcia — Historical re-enactment

roľnícka usadlosť – letecký pohled — Aerial View

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Information about the monument

Obec Ždiar

Kraj Prešovský kraj

Typ farmer's farmstead

Exhibition year 1945

Century 20. stol.

Style / Period ľudové staviteľstvo

Dating 1.pol.20.st.

Protected area Pamiatková rezervácia Ždiar

Stav dobrý

Parking There are not

Psi Forbidden

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