st. Anne's statue Statue on pillars
St Anna's statue in Muthny is a national cultural monument of Slovakia. This object, with its origins from 1827, represents the first half of the nineteenth century and belongs to the period of literary art.
The site of this monument is located from two main objects: a pillar and a statue. Pillar is a quadruple stone element that was created as folk work in 1827. On this pillar stands the statue of St. Anna, also considered folk work from 1827.
The statue is located at Mútne and is registered under the number ÚZPF 317-2649. The monument office of the Slovak Republic protects these objects as a national cultural monument.
The statue of St. Anna and its pillar are located in the territory of the village Mútne. Their protection guarantees their preservation for future generations.
St Anna's statue in Mútný is part of Slovakia's heritage and its visit offers a view of the historical art and culture of the region. This object, protected as a national monument, deserves the attention of anyone interested in historical monuments.
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Interesting facts
- St. Anna's statue in Muthny is a national cultural monument of Slovakia. - This object represents the first half of the nineteenth century and belongs to the period of the Jewish art. - The pillar on which St. Anna's statue stands is a quadruple stone element created as folk work in 1827. - The statue and pillar are protected by the Slovak Monument Office as a national cultural monument. - St. Anne's statue and its pillar are located on the territory of the village of Mútne.
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Welcome to Mútnach, a small picturesque region of Žilina. Here is a statue of St. Anna built on a pillar.
St. Anne's statue is of unknown origin. Although the exact date of its creation is unknown, it represents the deep influence of religious tradition on the town of Mútne. This picture of Saint Anna, the mother of Christ and the patron of family love, may have been displayed as a symbol of protection for the townspeople.
The statue is cut from stones with elegant design and detail. It emphasizes the holiness and spiritual power of the figure. The statue stands as a witness to the past, who tried to preserve her religious values.
Key personalities and statue - related stories remain uncertain. We can only assume that it was the inhabitants of the Mouth or a traveling visitor who wanted to express his respect.
St. Anne's statue may have been a place of prayer and refuge for many souls. It can have unspeakable stories and personal history.
It still has many hidden corners waiting to be discovered. So let us continue our journey and let us be inspired by other stories that this picturesque region has to show us.
Thank you for your interest in the statue of St. Anna in the Muthen. I would keep this memory in my memory and perhaps even in my heart. So let us be enriched with other hidden treasures that this region has to show us.
Tips for visitors
St Anna's statue is located in the picturesque surroundings, which is most beautiful in the autumn months. Sunny morning or evening provides ideal conditions for photography.
You should take with you protective clothing and footwear suitable for walking in the mountains. Don't forget the drink, especially if you're planning a longer walk.
Photography of St. Anna's statue is possible from various angles, but the best results are obtained from the side where the horizon is captured. Watch the transport of the sun to have the statue in the best light.
In the immediate vicinity of Mútne you will find glaciers and smaller ponds that are suitable for a relaxing stay. Children can enjoy the morning time in these places.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a structure in a public space that can usually be seen from outside free of charge. We have not verified that this particular one is freely accessible.
Where is the monument?
Location: Mútne, Žilinský 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. 317-2649).
For children
Hello! Let's go to the Munite where St. Anna's statue stands. In 1827 it was built in a town with quiet streets. There were people living in Munity who worked on farms and shops. Every day was full of work and joy - like markets, games, and arguments about forest spirits. In this region, they decided to build a statue of St. Anna, which the people of the patron saint sought protection. A familiarity with the secret aspect of the statue states that it was built on a pillar, and many believed that St.
Thematic route
Thematic tour route from the village of Mútne
1. St. Anne's Statue (Statue on the Pillar) Type: Historical statue Why it is worth visiting: The Pillar with the statue of St. Anna belongs to artworks in this area.
2. St. Nicholas Church Type: Church Why it is worth visiting: The church is part of the local architecture. Historical interiors interest visitors.
3. Moutnian Park Type: City Park Why it is worth visiting: The park provides space for relaxation and views of the surroundings. It is a place to rest after knowing the history of the village.
4. Old Muth houses Type: Architectural monument Why it is worth visiting: Visitors can see traditional urban architectural features in these old buildings.
5. Moutnian Library Type: Urban cultural institution Why it is worth visiting: The library organizes programmes and exhibitions for local residents and visitors. It serves to explore the cultural heritage of the village of Mútne.
The route determines the historical and cultural heritage of the village Mútne and its architecture.
Seasonal recommendations
Jaro: In the spring period, St. Anna's statue in Mütna is illuminated by a longer day, which allows visitors to enjoy a wider view. The natural flower surroundings adds warm and vivid colors to the atmosphere. Visiting should have in mind a little warmer clothes, especially in the morning and evening when the walls are cooler.
Leto: In summer, St. Anna's statue is surrounded by green and flowering natural beauty. Sunny days can be very warm, so we recommend visiting the monument with morning or evening time. In the main summer season visitors can be more frequent, so it is good to prepare for the presence of people and perhaps some delay in the expected debts of the front. Do not forget to carry sunglasses and sufficient water.
Under: In the podium, the surrounding statue of St. Anna turns into pink, yellow and orange bars. Sundays are still present but are more likely to snow or deer days. Clothing should be multilayered and may contain a soft protective cup for a cooler afternoon.
Winter: In winter, the statue of St. Anna can be illuminated by electric lamps. If there is enough snow, you can enjoy the sight of a snog dress. Visiting should be dressed with warm suits and carry protective upholstery or rubber boots, especially if there is snow on the sidewalk. The opening time of the monument in winter can be shortened, so we recommend visiting it in the morning time.
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