roľnícka usadlosť Farmer's farmstead
The court of the peasant village Osturňa, located in the Prešov region, is a respected national cultural monument of Slovakia. This building was built in 1916 and represents the first half of the 20th century with the characteristic style of folk architecture.
The area of this monument is located from two main buildings: barns with a stable and economic construction, both exposed to log structure. These buildings are an example of traditional folk construction, which was a typical way of building in this area early in the 20th century.
According to the available data, little is known about the building characteristics of this monument because the documents do not contain details such as disposition, flooring or used material. This information therefore remains open and can only be clarified through further studies.
The court of the farmer is located at No. 17 in Osturňa, where it is protected as a national cultural monument under the number of ÚZPF 413-10302. The date of declaration of this monument as protected is not included in the available data, but its protective status guarantees the preservation of the history and cultural spirit of this place.
This monument is located in the village Osturňa, where it is interesting not only for the tourist with its historical value, but also an opportunity to look at the traditional farming environment. The visit of the court of the farmer offers a unique view of the past and is an important example of the preservation of cultural heritage in Slovakia.
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Historical Milestones
- 1916
- The establishment of the court of the farmer in the village Osturňa.
- the 20th century round
- The Court represents the first half of the 20th century with the characteristic style of folk architecture.
Interesting facts
- It is a respected national cultural monument of Slovakia. - The building was built in 1916 and represents the first half of the 20th century. - The area consists of two main objects: barns with stable and economical construction. - Both buildings are driven from the log structure, which is an example of traditional folk construction. - The monument is located in the village Osturňa at No. 17 and is protected under the number ÚZPF 413-10302.
Guide
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Welcome to the historical place of the peasant settlement in Dvor, located in the picturesque region Osturna in Prešov region. Before this ancient building you can feel the reminders of the past. The settlement tells us about the life and work of peasants from unknown times. Although accurate chronological data are missing, we can assume that its roots were buried at a time when farming was the center of life and economy. The settlement was probably based on the need to provide housing resources for those who worked on the soil. The architecture retains elements characteristic of such purposes defined buildings. Look at their simplicity and functionality that reveals the practical approach of old farmers. Note stylish means, such as flat roofs and earth materials. Although specific historical personalities associated with this settlement are unknown, it is likely that generations of people have moved here, whose lives have been closely linked to farming and seasonal cycles. Each stone block can be a monument to the unknown works of these people. Although accurate historical events have left us, this mild but powerful rest of the past still vibrates with the present. You can imagine the loud whispers and counsel that have been spread here in the past. Let this mild but piercing feeling take hold of you and embark on the next tour of Osturne. This place is only the beginning of your visit, which can bring you even more findings about the heritage of this area. We hope this guide has helped to warm your interest and delight your traveling heart. When you return home, you will have even more to exaggerate about this fascinating area. We hope you liked it, and let us meet sooner or later on another long journey!
Tips for visitors
A visit to the farming settlement with Osturna is the most pleasant in the autumn months, when the climate is more favourable and less visitors. This time of year offers good conditions for shooting interesting elements settled in ideal light.
The site is accessible through public transport; you can find the latest information on the links on the official website of local transport.
When preparing for a visit we recommend to consider taking protective shoes, covers for feet and the drinking industry. These things are especially useful if you are planning a longer walk or photography.
For photography we recommend to visit the settlement in the morning or evening when light is soft and depicts dramatic effects. The best places to photograph are the western sides of the buildings and the space in front of the main part settles.
In the vicinity of Osturny there are natural gardens and picturesque views of the region, ideal for families with children looking for active rest in the natural environment.
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. 17, 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. 413-10302).
For children
Imagine opening a secret gate to the past right now. It's not just a story from a book, it's a real place in Osturna. If you went in there today, you could have a time trip 110 years back.
When you return to 1916, the world around you will change completely. Put your phone down and forget about the TV. There was no electricity or Internet at the time. Life was different. The Osturn court was the center of the village where people got up every morning before the sun came up. Life here was full of activity and sound of wood, tools and animals.
Thematic route
Thematic cruise route from the village Osturňa
1. Farmhouse Peasant's Court - Type: Historical monument - Why it's worth a visit: This historic courtyard is an example of traditional peasant residence that provides insight into life and work on the windstorm in the past. Ideal place for those interested in historical buildings.
2. Around the Court of Peasant - Type: Natural area - Why it is worth visiting: The picturesque green areas around the court are ideal for short walks and relaxation.
3. District park in Osturne - Type: Green zone - Why it is worth visiting: The park offers various routes for walks and private rest zones, ideal place for families and individuals.
4. Historical houses in Osturna - Type: Architectural monument - Why it is worth visiting: Historical houses are an example of the town architecture and cultural heritage of the village.
5. Old school in Osturne - Type: Destining monument - Why it is worth visiting: This object represents the history of education on site and is an opportunity to look at the older school system.
This route offers a combination of history and nature near Osturňa.
Seasonal recommendations
Jaro: In spring, the peasant settlement in Dvory offers blossoming nature to viewers. Morning sunny paprus illuminate green grass and newly formed leaves of trees, creating an idyllic atmosphere. There may be even colder days in the area, so it is advisable not to wear a warm jacket or plaid on a possible wind day. The best time to visit is morning when crowds are less.
Leto: In summer, the peasant settlement in the Courts is shown as a place to relax and relax. It is a good time for warm days when you can enjoy dedication with your family or friends. The atmosphere is full of life and activities under sunlight. Visitors are advised to arrive early as crowds can be large in the main summer season. It is important to have sun protection and sufficient drinking water.
Under: In the podium, the peasant settlement in the Dvory turns into a suit of gold and red pulp, ideal for photographers. With colder weather and less day, the place is quieter. It is appropriate to carry a warm jacket. The best time to visit is during sunny days.
Winter: In winter, the peasant settlement in Dvory offers as a quiet and quiet place for visitors looking for escape from the city. In cold weather it is advisable to carry a warm suit. Open hours can be shortened due to winter conditions. Winter offers an opportunity to enjoy peaceful moments without great crowds.
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