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About This Museum
People make the journey to Ľutina for a unique reason: to see an entire village of historic wooden churches, all gathered in one stunning open-air setting. You can wander freely between these intricate structures, each one a masterpiece of carpentry built without a single nail. The quiet atmosphere and the scent of old wood make it feel more like a pilgrimage than a museum visit. It’s a profoundly peaceful place that offers a tangible connection to Slovakia's spiritual and architectural heritage.
Collection Highlights
Look for the Church of St. Michael the Archangel with its classic three-section design and distinctive shingled 'helmet' towers. Another standout is the tiny Church of St. Nicholas, whose compact, all-wooden interior feels incredibly intimate and ancient.
Visitor Information
It's an open-air museum, so check the weather before you go—a sunny day is perfect for strolling the grounds. The location in Ľutina is rural and serene, making it a wonderful detour for those exploring the Prešov region.
Architecture & Building
These are classic Eastern Rite wooden churches, characterized by their log-built construction, three-section floor plans, and breathtaking multi-tiered towers topped with ornate iron crosses.
Contact & Location
Address: 082 57, Ľutina, okres Sabinov, Prešovský kraj, Východné Slovensko, Slovensko
Website: Visit Website
