roľnícka usadlosť Farmer's farmstead

Dvor roľnícky 1934 dobrý Updated 11.10.2026

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The court of the farmer in the village Ždiar, located in the Prešov region, is a national cultural monument of Slovakia. The area was built at the beginning of the 20th century, precisely in 1934, and represents elements of folk architecture from this period.

The complex is located from three main buildings: the folk house (4648/1), barn with a stable (4648/2) and economic building (4648/3). All buildings are made of ruby structures, which is a characteristic feature of folk construction. The house and barn have a year of establishment 1934, while the economic building dates back to the same year.

In terms of architecture, objects are simple and practical, typical for peasant settlements at this time. The construction of ruby materials maintains the traditional character of buildings.

The Court is located at No. 132 in Ždiar, with GPS coordinates 49.26906, 20.28207. The area is protected as a national cultural monument under the number of ÚZPF 416-4648.

The court of the farmer in Ždiar represents an important part of the estate. Its preservation enables visitors to understand the life and working environment of the scrolls in the 20th century.

A visit to this court offers an opportunity to know the traditional farming environment in Slovakia. This area is an important monument that has become part of the historic heritage and is interested in anyone interested in historical and cultural monuments of Slovakia.

Tehdy a dnes

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Historical appearance – roľnícka usadlosť

Tehdy Dnes

The historical view on the left is a visualisation generated by artificial intelligence and serves as inspiration.

Historical Milestones

1934: The establishment of a peasant's establishment Dvor peasant's in the village Ždiar.
1934: The construction of the folk and barn house with a stable on the premises Dvor peasantsky.
1934: The possible creation of an economic construction on the premises of the Dvor peasant.

Interesting facts

- The court is a national cultural monument of Slovakia. - The area was built in the early 20th century, precisely in 1934. - It consists of three main objects: the folk house (4648/1), barns with stable (4648/2) and economic construction (4648/3). - All buildings are made of ruby structures, which is a characteristic feature of folk construction. - Maintaining this court allows visitors to understand the life and working environment of the 20th century.

Tips for visitors

It is best to visit the settlement in summer, especially in July and August. It can also be reached by public transport from the nearest public transport station.

When preparing for your visit, take appropriate clothing for the weather, sunglasses, water, and refreshments. Photography is interesting in various places settlements with historical tracks. The best light is morning and evening.

Near Ždiar there is a histórical church and picturesque landscapes suitable for walks, ideal for families with children.

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. 132, 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. 416-4648).

For children

Hello, young adventurers! Today I consider you fascinating trips of time and city - exactly 92 years back, when here in Ždiar, Prešov region, began to form a unique settlement. How did it work? Just imagine that you are on the weekend days of 1934! The place was filled with new ideas and endeavored farmers who resorted to the city to seek a more peaceful livelihood in a natural setting.

Nearby

Thematic route

Thematic cruise route from the village Ždiar

1. Peasant's Court (Roller's Court) Type: Historical monument The court of the farmer is an example of the Slovak rolling village, which allows us to understand the life of our ancestors.

2. Old road (Cesta) Type: Historical route The old road connects villages and villages in the region, thus illustrating the importance of communication in the past.

3. Surrounding Forest (Les) Type: Natural formation Short walks in the surrounding forest offer the opportunity to observe wild flora and fauna of the region.

4. Zdiar Church (Church) Type: Cultural monument The Ždiar church with its simple construction provides insight into the architecture and spiritual history of the area.

5. Ždiar Gardens (Garden) Type: Cultural space Gardens offer a beautiful view and opportunity for shooting moments with their variety of floral order.

This route allows us to know the historical, cultural and natural influence of the area around Ždiar.

Seasonal recommendations

Jaro: In the spring is a peasant settlement in Ždiar surrounded by flowering greenness, which dazzles visitors with its vivid colors. Quiet clouds may appear in sunny weather, adding a romantic atmosphere to this historic place. The best is to visit the settlement in the early spring, when there are lower attendances and you can enjoy a peaceful view of the restoring nature. It is recommended to wear clothing that is suitable for whirlpool temperatures, including a jacket or a sweater, and consider collecting the boots as the terrain may be irregular.

Leto: In summer, the peasant settlement in Zdiar is full of life and sunlight. During warm days, it is recommended to visit morning or evening to avoid the highest traffic and bitter weather. Nice sunny days in the summer contribute to the use of venison activities, but it is recommended to wear protective clothes against UV radiation, such as facial cream and cloths. It offers the opportunity to discover the historical character of the settlement in the comfort of summer weather.

Under: In the podium, the peasant settlement turns into a romantic and slightly heated place when no leaves cover the terrain. Sunny days are ideal moments to visit, but it is recommended to wear warmer clothes on Wednesday night because of colder weather. This time of the year offers a unique view of settlement in a specific light and with less traffic, which allows you to enjoy a more peaceful impression of history and culture.

Winter: In winter, the peasant settlement in Ždiar is covered with snow or ice, adding a magical aspect to this historic place. In cold weather, it is recommended to visit the resort with warm clothes and suitable shoes for freezing conditions, as well as to consider shorter visits to shorten open hours. Winter days offer a unique view of settlement in a freezing atmosphere that is ideal for the phanas of history and nature.

Visualisations and artistic views

roľnícka usadlosť – historická rekonštrukcia — Historical re-enactment

roľnícka usadlosť – letecký pohled — Aerial View

The visualisations are generated by artificial intelligence and serve as inspiration.

Photographs from the area

Real photos taken near the monument

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Information about the monument

Obec Ždiar

Kraj Prešovský kraj

Typ farmer's farmstead

Exhibition year 1934

Century 20. stol.

Style / Period ľudové staviteľstvo

Dating 1.pol.20.st.

Stav dobrý

Parking There are not

Psi Forbidden

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