Dear visitors, welcome in the Museum of Liptov Village in Pribylina, which is a part of the Liptov Museum in Ružomberok. It´s foundation stone was laid in 1972 and it was opened to the public in 1991. The presented settlement disposition was characteristic in numerous Liptov villages having privileges and rights of smaller towns. The houses come from several Liptov villages, mainly from the area now flooded with water of Liptovská Mara dam. In fact, they are copies of original buildings with numerous original elements. Besides folk wooden architecture you can see a reconstruction of two exceptional medieval stone structures from the flooded area: early Gothic church of the Holy Virgin form Liptovská Mara (a village that gave its name to the dam) and Gothic-Renaissance mansion from Parížovce. You can see the way of life and dwelling of various strata of Liptov population in the late 19th and the first third of 20th centuries – dwelling of a landless, middle and rich peasants, craftsmen, a village mayor, a village school etc. In the yeoman house from Paludza and in mansion from Parížovce there are attractive dwelling exhibitions of higher strata of Liptov yeomanry. Our all year offer is enriched, especially in summer, by various events – performances of folk groups and ensembles, reconstruction of popular customs and ceremonies. Many craftsmen create here on the spot thus enabling visitors to buy an original piece of folk art directly from them. Those who are fond of animals may be interested in our sheep breeding. The dwelling exhibitions in wooden houses are freely accessible. Each house is labelled with description in Slovak, English, German and Polish. The staff of the Museum will gladly answer your possible questions. Liptovského múzea