The 22 best museums in Liptovsky Mikulas

The museum is quite large. Downstairs is a section about caves. On the second floor there is a natural history section (note, there are stuffed animals) and one related to minerals. On the second floor is a section dedicated to human activities in the mountains. You can also go out to viewpoints. There is some interactive stuff, mostly animal sounds. My kids liked the viewpoint the best

Phenomenal museum!!!! We spent there some great time with amazing view at the end of our tour. If you are in this area- you should stop by.

The museum is quite interesting and has decent amount of exhibitions, however the price can be a bit high without a discount (€8). Overall it's a pleasant experience :)

The Natural History Museum in Liptovský Mikuláš is a wonderful place to visit, whether you’re interested in nature, history, or just looking for an engaging activity for the family. The museum itself is very well put together, with a variety of interesting exhibits – many of them focused on caves and the natural environment of the region. Some of the displays are interactive, which makes the experience fun and educational, especially for children. One highlight is the chance to “climb” into a model cave, which adds a unique, hands-on element that kids really enjoy. Another great feature is the museum’s tower. You can go up and enjoy a panoramic view of the city, which is definitely worth it. It gives you a nice perspective of Liptovský Mikuláš and the surrounding area. The museum is the kind of place where you can easily spend a couple of hours exploring. Everything feels thoughtfully presented, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Overall, it’s a really nice museum and well worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Very good museum, and we loved that everything was explained in English too. Well laid out, all members of our group enjoyed the museum very much.

One of the best museums I visited in Slovakia. The lower part is dedicated to speleology, middle part to mineralogy and upper part to nature protection. Great for the kids and families. The museum was reconstructed cca 10 years ago so everything looks new. We really recommend visiting it. The price for adults was 8 €/each and for kids 2€/each.

Amazing place! One of the biggest surprises we experienced in Slovakia. Went there with a bit mixed feeling, but left realy amazed. Great exhibition, interactive and interesting for everyone, regardless the age. Loved the bear's cave and other stuff:)

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibition 😉 It is worth visiting this gallery. Thanks to the weather, I had the exhibition of the artist from Orava with effects, as she creates such darker works, and it thundered outside during the presentation 🤭 The exhibition of works by Hermann Kern and his old men was a bit more modest, but I really liked his works. 😉 I was very excited by the life story of Koloman Sokol. His life stories and journeys were reflected in his work. I definitely recommend visiting. 🙂👍 (Original) Zaujímavá výstava 😉 Oplatí sa tuto galériu navštíviť. Výstavu umelkyne z Oravy som mal vďaka počasiu aj s efektmi, nakoľko tvorí také temnejšie diela a počas výkladu vonku hrmelo 🤭 Výstava diel Hermanna Kerna a jeho starci bola síce trošku skromnejšia, ale jeho diela sa mi veľmi páčili. 😉 Veľmi ma nadchol životný príbeh Kolomana Sokola. Jeho životné príbehy a cesty sa odzrkadlili v jeho tvorbe. Určite odporúčam navštíviť. 🙂👍

(Translated by Google) Liptovsky Mikulas is a small but surprisingly atmospheric town in Slovakia that hides real cultural treasures. One of these is Galéria Kolomana Sokola, dedicated to the life and work of this outstanding artist. Koloman Sokol (1902–2003) is one of the most significant Slovak artists of the 20th century. His work left a deep mark on the history of art. After studying at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts, he taught in Mexico and then lived and worked in the United States, but always remained true to his roots and his native Slovakia. His work was appreciated all over the world, including such masters as Pablo Picasso. The gallery's exhibition is based on 48 of the artist's best works dedicated to his native country. These paintings and graphics not only reflect his unique style, but also show important social issues of the time. They show hunger, poverty, desperate people, as well as the frequent motifs of horses, riders and dogs, symbolizing strength, freedom and devotion. The gallery is located in a historical building on the main square of the city, at the address: Námestie Osloboditeľov 28. The building, built in the 15th century, is the oldest secular building in the city. Previously, it was the residence of the feudal nobleman Pongratz and, together with the Church of St. Nicholas, formed a small fortress surrounded by the waters of the Váh River. The architecture of the building combines elements of Gothic and Renaissance, which fits perfectly into the atmosphere of the old city. There is silence and comfort inside the gallery, and the exhibition is organized in such a way that each work receives due attention. During our visit, there were no other visitors to the museum, and we received personal attention from an employee, a lady who enthusiastically spoke not only about Sokol’s work, but also about his life. If you find yourself in Liptovsky Mikulas, don't miss this gallery. It is open to visitors from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00. The cost of visiting the exhibition is symbolic and amounts to only three euros. For such a small amount you will get a unique experience that will stay with you for a long time. (Original) Липтовский Микулаш — небольшой, но удивительно атмосферный городок в Словакии, который скрывает настоящие культурные сокровища. Одним из таких является Galéria Kolomana Sokola, посвященная жизни и творчеству этого выдающегося художника. Коломан Сокол (1902–2003) — один из самых значимых словацких художников XX века. Его творчество оставило глубокий след в истории искусства. После учебы в пражской Академии художеств он преподавал в Мексике, а потом жил и работал в США, но всегда оставался верен своим корням и родной Словакии. Его работы ценили по всему миру, включая таких мастеров, как Пабло Пикассо. Основу экспозиции галереи составляют 48 лучших работ художника, посвященных его родной стране. Эти картины и графика не только отражают его уникальный стиль, но и показывают важные социальные проблемы того времени. На них можно увидеть голод, нищету, отчаявшихся людей, а также часто встречающиеся мотивы лошадей, всадников и собак, символизирующих силу, свободу и преданность. Галерея расположена в историческом здании на главной площади города, по адресу: Námestie Osloboditeľov 28. Здание, построенное в XV веке, является старейшей светской постройкой в городе. Раньше оно было резиденцией феодального дворянина Понграца и вместе с костелом святого Микулаша образовывало небольшую крепость, окруженную водами реки Ваг. Архитектура здания сочетает элементы готики и ренессанса, что идеально вписывается в атмосферу старого города. Внутри галереи царит тишина и уют, а экспозиция организована так, что каждое произведение получает должное внимание. Во время нашего визита в музее не было других посетителей, и нам уделила персональное внимание сотрудница — пани, которая с энтузиазмом рассказала не только о творчестве Сокола, но и о его жизни. Если окажетесь в Липтовском Микулаше, не пропустите эту галерею. Она открыта для посетителей с вторника по субботу с 10:00 до 17:00. Стоимость посещения выставки - символическая и составляет всего три евро. За такую небольшую сумму вы получите уникальные впечатления, которые останутся с вами надолго.

(Translated by Google) Closed an hour before closing time. Someone shouldn't get paid. (Original) Hodina před zavíračkou zavřeno. Někdo by neměl dostat výplatu.

(Translated by Google) Smaller but interesting gallery. Anyone interested in the work and life of Koloman Sokol will find his paintings and information about him in the permanent exhibition. On the ground floor there are spaces for short-term exhibitions. (Original) Menšia, ale zaujímavá galéria. Kto sa zaujíma o dielo a život Kolomana Sokola, nájde jeho obrazy a informácie o ňom v stálej expozícii. Na prízemí sú priestory pre krátkodobé výstavy.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful exhibition of works by Koloman Sokol. A very kind and accommodating lady willing to talk and answer questions about the artist. A beautiful collection of works, mainly from the Mexican period. (Original) Krasna expozicia diel Kolomana Sokola. Velmi mila a ustretova pani ochotna porozpravat a odpovedat na otazky ohladne umelca. Krasna zbierka diel, hlavne z mexickeho obdobia.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historic house, one of the first in LM. It's worth visiting! The exposition dedicated to Koloman Sokol, his life and his works, plus two exhibition parts for temporary exhibitions, was beautiful. Entrance fee €3, together with the M. Bohuňa gallery €15/person (Original) Krasny historicky dom, jeden z prvych v LM. Oplati sa navstivit! Krasna stala expozicia venovana Kolomanovi Sokolovi jeho zivote a jeho dielam, plus dve vystavne casti pre docasne vystavy. Vstupne 3€, spolu s galeriou M. Bohuňa 15€/osoba

(Translated by Google) An amazing collection of Sokol's work with a very pleasant lady who works there. It's worth a look! (Original) Úžasná kolekcia Sokolovej tvorby s veľmi príjemnou pani, ktorá tam pracuje. Oplatí sa pozrieť!

This was a very good experience. And not at all as easy as it seems from one of the reviews we have read. It really made you you think hard. And cooperate. We loved the experience. But when we would go next time we would choose easier level to begin with. I highly recomend. We went with our 11 year old and he loved it as well. Please do not forget to bring cash.

One of the best escape rooms I've ever been. Amusing, challenging, smart, very clever! Staff carrying and protecting safety of visitors. Me and my friends had all fabulous time, 60 mins run with blink of eye!

A+, will wisit again. Kind staff and cool escape rooms.

First of all there are very polite people which is common on Liptov, also they have very good escape rooms and we are looking forward to check their third room which should be opened next week. Plus they have also something to drink when you wait there. Very good!

Escape rooms (Sherlock+Submarine) were perfect. The best escape rooms we have visited. I'd recommend to try Submarine.

We were in Sherlock Holmes room. It was pretty difficult so it was really challenging, great and fun for us

We been there couple at the age 26, really cool experience, and the guy there was really nice and helpful.

Not really expensive for entree, but taking video and pictures is additional €10,-. It’s a queue of 1,5 hour outside in the sun, cash register closed for 45 minutes during cave operations? The tour is in Slovakian and no English, so for us it was just a bit of looking around, but it was absolutely beautiful. It’s just a bit of a mess in this business here, just like the parking of €10,-. Admission fee is €14,- per person.

This cave is incredibly amazing. Stunning view inside. Highly recommended to must see if you are in the area. Paid extra euro to be able to take photos. Our tour guide was so nice to translate the language to English. It was an amazing experience.

Pretty cave but entry isn’t the cheapest, and neither is the parking. Will also say that you are not allowed to take photos without a photo pass, which costs extra

Would recommend 10/10! While the price of the parking ticket (€15) or admission fee (€14/€24) can scare you at first, you will soon realise that it's completely justified. We took the long tour (100 min) and I would suggest taking it as otherwise you will miss the most breathtaking and stunning experience - the Great Dome. It truly is once in a lifetime feeling seeing it for the first time. The whole tour you get to try to figure out what do the different, really varied formations resemble. As an example, in the photo attached a little mole is being strangled by a cobra 🐍 The guide speaks in Slovak but as our group was mainly Polish, there was also Polish audio played. I am not sure if there is English audio as well, but you can read most of the details in their official free English guide. If you are in the neighbourhood give it a go, you won't regret it!

The caves are impressive, but be prepared to listen to Slovak language for an hour even if in the group are only foreigners.

Great experience and breathtaking. Prepare yourself for long distance walk. The tour guide speaks only Slovakian which makes the tour very very boaring without understanding a single world. Even instructions inside were explained only in thier language. Specially for such a large group around 100 person in the tour. The path from Parking to the entrance were not clear and confusing. It worth the experience eventhough.

The cave system is worth seeing. The way it is adjusted for mass tourism is painful to see. Tons of concrete are everywhere. The pariking (not governed by a cave institution) is criminally expensive. 15 EUR

It was beautiful place. 8€ /1 hour for parking is a joke. Unfortunately, there was no ice inside. The informational content is available in several languages. Crew was nice. 👌

Demänovská Ice Cave was an unforgettable experience! We were amazed by the shimmering ice formations and the cool, mysterious atmosphere. It felt like entering a fairytale world hidden deep underground. The mix of rock and ice is simply stunning - massive icicles, frozen waterfalls, and unique shapes sculpted by nature. The temperature drop was refreshing on a hot summer day, and the guided tour was both interesting and informative (even if not in English, visuals speak for themselves!). It’s a short hike to reach the cave, but totally worth it. Bring a jacket and good shoes - and be ready to be amazed. A perfect stop for families, adventurers, or anyone who loves nature’s hidden beauty. Highly recommend it!

Nice cave. But there is no ice. According to the guide there hasn’t been for several years due to climate change. Other reviews that are saying that there is ice in the cave from the past 3 or more yrs are according to the park service incorrect. There are only tours in Polish and Slovakian. If you don’t understand these languages, you still have to follow a group due to safety and rules. However, one of the guides was incredibly kind and translated all the information for us. This is not a given, but do ask. It made the experience much better.

I recently visited this cave, and overall it was a nice experience. The cave itself is impressive, made of beautiful silicate formations, and the guided tour was excellent. Our guide spoke English very well and explained everything clearly, making the visit informative and enjoyable. There was even a light show, which added a unique touch to the tour. However, we were a bit disappointed because we expected to see ice inside the cave, which was the main reason we chose this one over other caves. Unfortunately, due to climate change, there is no ice anymore. While the cave is still worth visiting, travelers should be aware that it no longer has the icy features it is known for.

The cave itself was a pleasant experience with impressive natural features, and the staff was friendly and accommodating, organizing tours into English and Slovak-speaking groups for better communication. However, the visit fell short of expectations in a few key areas. A major disappointment was the lack of ice in the cave, which was only mentioned upon entry. This could have been communicated clearly on the website or at booking to set proper expectations. The organization felt lacking in this regard. Additionally, the parking fee of 15 EUR was surprisingly high and seemed excessive for the area. Visitors should also be prepared for a physically demanding climb to the cave entrance, which may not suit everyone and wasn’t adequately highlighted beforehand. Overall, while the cave and staff were enjoyable, better transparency about the ice, parking costs, and physical requirements would greatly improve the experience. I’d recommend visiting if you’re physically able and aware of these caveats, but the management could make improvements for a smoother visit.

The cave itself is impressive, although there’s no ice during the summer months anymore due to global warming. What I found disappointing, however, is that the tour is conducted only in Slovak. Considering it’s a tourist attraction, I think this is quite a drawback. It would have been much more engaging if I could actually understand what the guide was explaining. The leaflet provided with the tickets does include an English summary, but it’s very brief and only covers part of the information.

The cave is stunning. Obviously there is not as much ice as before but that makes it a very good reminder of the climate change that we cannot ignore anymore. Also I noticed a lot of reviews that are taking away a few stars because of the expensive parking. FIY the parking lot has nothing to do with the cave. The cave has no power over the prices of parking, do not punish them for someone else's greediness.

We visited Stanišovská Cave during our skiing vacation in Jasná, and it was a great experience! The cave itself is stunning, and the friendly staff made us feel welcome right from the start. Our tour guide was excellent, providing interesting facts and making the tour enjoyable. It was a nice break from skiing and definitely worth the visit ⛰️🏔️

A great afternoon exploring the caves. We paid 8€ for entry and the tour was just over an hour, the tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about the cave and the tour was educational and fun! The guide spoke in English for us which was appreciated 👍 would recommend

Amazing tour, awesome experience with knowledge how you can survive in cave 👌👍

It’s a lovely cave near Liptovsky Jan. easy to get to, parking available. Perfect for small kids & families. We went in August, it wasn’t cold, just jumper was enough, trainers are fine. It does get colder in winter of Corse. Tickets are €6 adults €3 child. There’s toilet available. You need to be able to walk but my 3 year old was ok with the experience. There were elderly with sticks & they were ok too. The talk was in Slovak but the guide was able to speak English too. Recommended x

The tour was such a great experience! Our guide spoke flawless English & the whole experience was very educational. When you are inside the cave, you come to understand the complex beauty of nature.

Nice place for the whole families including small children. You don't need to be an expert for caves to enjoy this one. The tour is not hard and I saw some very small children that were there with their parents and managed. The cave has some history and it was interesting to observe and learn with some headlamps that were lent to us by the tour guide at the beginning of the tour. The tour guide that a group where I was had was nice and kept our attention for the whole time. Offering a shot to someone from the tour group by tour guide was funny and at the same time a nice ending of the tour.

Great experience, adventure for adult and kids, entry is timed every hour, so count on that. Our tour guide was Barbora, she was great, knowledgeable.

A beautiful lake and a must visit for those traveling in the area. Almost all travel websites say to park in the parking lot of Hotel Grand Jasná. Please note, parking in the hotel's parking lot is only possible for those staying at the hotel, otherwise you have to look for other solutions for parking. The beginning of the route is just across the road in front of the hotel, a path into the forest. A second option is to park near the Wellness Jasná hotel and walk a few minutes to the lake. It is recommended to take a hike around the lake. We were in October and it was very beautiful, colorful trees, it was falling everywhere.

Nice but hard to find. Hidden behind the hotels. Lovely nature. Loads of benches.

Amazing place. Can provide wonderful pictures. One hour short walk around the lake including time for photos and relaxation.

Nice hidden lake in the middle of the mountains. Take the trail where it starts close to the Grant hotel parking. Nice area for hiking.

Nice plave for walking. There is a playground for kids.

This is a pretty small lake, hidden from the eye. It's a very nice lake with ducks and children playground. It takes approx. 1 hour to go around it.

Cool

Absolutely amazing place with rail tracks and electric mini trains that just go round and round. As a train fan i was really impressed.

Not much to see here really, only 20 models. You can see the entire park in about 20 minutes and then you have nothing to do there. It was kind of disappointing for me, I expected more from this, since I heard how amazing this park is. It’s definitely not worth the entrance fee which is 5 euros for adult and 3 euros for student. I’m not saying the models don’t look good, they surely do, I just think the ticket to this place is overpriced.

It's a nice place, our kids liked the trains best. The models are impressive and the place seems to be still growing, which is awesome. Quick visit, an hour max.

Very nice place for a family visit. An extra point for Locomotive with my name on it!

Lovely place for kids and also us - the place is still growing, kids spent a lot of time around the trains and we could walk around. :-)

The place of miniatures building and garden railway. Buildings are built according to the original. Must see on your trip. Fees for adult is 5€.

Very beautiful park . We loved mini train 🚂 show .

A park with world famous buildings models. It's nice, there is a train, an autodrome and jumping castle for kids. There is also a restaurant. Entrance is 7EUR, i think it is too much.

Great place for fun!😉

Not much to do and some is not working. Family is only 2+2, not more here.

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Amazing!!! I would higly recommend it to families with kuds of all ages

Had so much fun there and the animals are incredible.

It's not worth the money. Half of the attractions don't even work. I don't suggest going there.

Unfortunatly it closed in that minutes when we arrive. So be carefull, because it's open from 10.00 to 14.30, but the last admission is 14.15. The church is very grandious from outside, and looks in very well conditions.

Awesome wooden church. Pity that it is open only in the morning. There is about 1m high wooden fence all around the site, so you can see it even if closed, but you cannot look through the windows inside. Interior contains beautiful wooden baroque decorations a including 17th century altar. Interesting fact is that the 43m long church was transported here from other location between 1974 and 1982.

Unreliable opening hours. I was there at 10am. It's closed. 10.15am, still no one in sight.

Nice church. Did not catch the opening hours, but it was really majestic and impressive.

Wooden building was built on a different place then stays now

Nice and close to the park station, parking free, entry free

Very nice wooden 1600 era church, rebuilt in this spot due to the construction of the hydro dam.

My second visit here was even better than the first one. Our guide (shame we did not ask about the name, tall guy with beard as he himself called :) ) was super helpful and told us a lot of interesting facts about Jewish synagogue and Juraj Janosik. Will definitely come back again for another tour.

(Translated by Google) Mikuláš Center is a popular place (Original) سنتر ميكولاش مكان حميل

Unfortunately we didn't have the best guide; he spoke very fast and was difficult to understand. I hardly learned anything but the museum itself is quite interesting.

A great place to visit. Definitely worth a visit.

Great place to visit to get picture about the history of the region

3 euro entrance ticket, and some you get some knowledge about town's history

Nice little historic museum in the city centre.

Nice little museum, worth visiting. It displays traditional laces and shows process of making blueprint patterns on fabric. You can also see items connected with the shepherd's and sheep keeping culture including traditional chimneys and ovens.

(Translated by Google) An interesting tour with an erudite explanation about the history, traditions, and work of our ancestors, mainly from the Liptov region. (Original) Zaujímavá prehliadka s erudovaným výkladom o histórii, tradíciách, práci našich predkov hlavne z regiónu Liptov.

(Translated by Google) The museum is located in the building of the former salt office built in 1770. Since 2004, it has been providing exhibitions dedicated to the culture of Liptov. You can see the bobbin lace gallery, the blueprint exhibition, as well as objects depicting the life of foresters and hunters, as well as the Likavské-Hrádek estate. The upper attic spaces are dedicated to the exhibition of shepherd culture and sheep farming. The gallery of the folk carver Jozef Smutniak has also found its place here. It is a valuable and informative museum that deserves more visitors and attention. Perhaps even more than the manor house in Liptovský Hrádek. (Original) Múzeum sídli v budove bývalého soľného úradu postavenej ešte v roku 1770. Od roku 2004 poskytuje expozície venované kultúre na Liptove. Pozrieť si môžete galériu paličkovej čipky, expozíciu modrotlače, ďalej predmety približujúce život lesníkov a poľovníkov, ale aj likavsko-hrádockého panstva. Horné podkrovné priestory sú venované expozícii pastierskej kultúry a ovčiarstva. Svoje miesto tu našla aj galéria ľudového rezbára Jozefa Smutniaka. Je to hodnotné a poučné múzeum, ktoré by si zaslúžilo viac návštevníkov a pozornosti. Možno aj viac ako kaštieľohrad v Liptovskom Hrádku..

(Translated by Google) Who would have thought that it would be such a nice museum and the explanation we received from the nice lady - priceless. The sheep farming exhibition is perfectly done and the rest is not far behind. An hour and a half passed like nothing. Thank you. Two from Martin. (Original) Kto by to bol povedal, že je to také pekné múzeum a ten výklad čo sme dostali od milej pani - na nezaplatenie. Expozícia ovčiarstva je perfektne spracovaná a ani zbytok nezaostáva. Hodina a pol ubehla ako nič. Ďakujem. Dvaja z Martina.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful castle manor. The tours give a perfect explanation about the history and even the lady owner accompanied us and described the history in detail with the details of the reconstruction. Hats off to the owner, if every entrepreneur in Slovakia thought like her. She was able to run a business and reconstruct the castle. I recommend to visit. (Original) Krásny hrad kaštieľ. Sprievody dáva dokonalý výklad o histórii a dokonca pani majiteľka nás sprevádzala a podrobne opisovala históriu s detailami rekonštrukcie. Klobúk dole pred pani majiteľkou, keby každý podnikateľ na Slovensku zmýšľal ako ona. Dokázala podnikať aj rekonštruovať hrad. Odporúčam navštíviť.

(Translated by Google) A beautifully designed museum with many interesting exhibits, the only thing I missed was a small cafe to sit and have a cake. (Original) Krasne porobene muzeum s vela zaujimavymi exponatmi, jedine, co mi chybalo, mala kaviarnicka na posedenie pri kolaciku.

(Translated by Google) Nice place, I recommend visiting 👌 (Original) Príjemne miesto odporúčam navštíviť 👌

Deti si skvele zalyzovali, mili instruktori aj pracovnici pozicovne/ our children had a great skiing time, both skiing instructors and the ski rental staff were very nice.

Nice area for skiing, especially for children, There are avalible ski instructors, large parking place, not too busy, competitive prices.

Go there if you’re just starting to ski or advanced, otherwise the main slope is pretty sharp and the lift is small. Many schools are coming as well. Good snow quality

I liked it a lot, its better for skis then snowboard, it is narrow and vary fast ride.

Cool place for practice. The lift is a little slow and there's only one track, but it's a fun one and good for practicing your form

Great place to go all year round

Excellent place, kids friendly. Ski slopes are Ok.

We chisse the 3hours ticket. The building is not finished but you can have fun time with family. The playground area was good. The climbig section my kids didn’t try. Bouncing castle we played a little bit. The bumper cars are ok. 3 and 5 year old boys had a smaller bumper cars. We bought souvenir t-shirts. For the last day of our holiday was good to go there. If they finosh it will be very interesting.

I was deciding where to go and read reviews. Some were not positive, however, we went. I understand why people complain about entry fee, but it was well worth it! The work and details they put into that park is amazing. My kids (4 & 9) had so much fun. Definitelly we will visit again next year. Well done Fantasia🥰

Visited for the first time while on holiday in Slovakia during a rainy day... I took my 9 and 7 year old and they enjoyed the place very much. Plenty to do and kept them busy the entire 3 hours (ticket duration) However, as many mentioned before, it can get very expensive... 2 kids + 1 adult entry for 3 hours we paid €56. Bought few extra tokens, coffee and a couple of drinks, spent €80... If you plan to buy food also, it will climb much higher. Not sure why the adults ticket are so expensive since the adults have to be there to supervise the kids and not to play? Would not go again purely based on the entry fee unfortunately.

1. Entry for 17€ for a kid and 7€ for an adult seems to be a high prize especially that there is absolutely nothing to do for an adult person. But that’s something you get to know after you pay. 2. The place is terribly empty. All you pay for is two playgrounds, one of them is an inflatable castle (pretty typical) and the other one is a (must admit: beautiful) covered playground with varied types of attractions. But: 3. There is multiple spots which are not secured. Part of the playground can be only accessed after climbing metal stairs which damage socks (wearing socks is obligatory). Several places that are under construction/dirty are easily accessible so if you have the „explorer” type of kids - you’d better follow it everywhere. Not recommended.

Nice place to visit, especially when it is raining and to keep kids entertained. The only drawback would be air ventilation. The air was "heavy", can't imagine what it must be like when it is sunny outside. I would advise the owner to look at it. Cheers.

The price is ridiculously high for such low content and quality inside... Some machines are not working, most attractions are disappointing, some machines are not working, only the actual playground makes sense to spend some time for the kids... 68€ for 2 adults and 2 kids for 3 hours, plus a 2€ wooden ball for 2 poor small activities inside, this is theft.. Why should even adult pay to be with their kids inside while the activities are for the kids?? Food quality inside is bad (industrial prepacked or frozen)... We will not go back there, never!

he best children’s park in Slovakia. Each room is more amazing than the last.

(Translated by Google) Inconspicuously hidden to the side is a picturesque historical square, since December 1, 2010 Námestie Žiadostí slovenský národa. Surrounded by the Liptovská Gallery of Petr Michal Bohúň, the Parish Office of the Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession and the Evangelical Church. The first Slovak cultural association Tatrín was founded in 1844 in the premises of the old rectory in Liptovský Mikuláš. Four years later, it was here that the Demands of the Slovak Nation were formulated in fourteen points, which are considered the first political program of the Slovaks. (Original) Nenápadne bokom priam ukryté malebné historické námestíčko, od 1. decembra 2010 Námestie Žiadostí slovenského národa. Obklopené Liptovskou galériou Petra Michala Bohúňa, Farským úradom Evanjelickej cirkvi augsburského vyznania a evanjelickým kostolom. V priestoroch starej fary v Liptovskom Mikuláši bol v roku 1844 založený prvý slovenský kultúrny spolok Tatrín. O štyri roky neskôr boli práve tu v štrnástich bodoch sformulované Žiadosti slovenského národa, ktoré sú považované za prvý politický program Slovákov.

(Translated by Google) One of the best interpretations of history ever for me. (Original) Jeden z najlepších výkladov histórie vôbec za mňa.

(Translated by Google) Great place, great lecturer... (Original) Skvelé miesto, skvelý lektor...

(Translated by Google) A nice square with a church and a gallery (Original) Pekné námestie s kostolom a galériou

(Translated by Google) Peaceful and quiet place (Original) Pokojné a tiché miesto