The Janko Kráľ Museum is located in the space of the
Illésházy´s curia which is found in the Liberators‘ Square in the historical centre of Liptovský Mikuláš.

Rectory was built slightly later than the church thanks to it’s first resident, Lutheran priest Emerich Berzevický, who came first time on 24th June 1788.

Birthplace of the siblings Martin Rázus (1888 – 1937) and Mária Rázusova-Martákova (1905 – 1964) used to be a part of a build-up area of a former separate village Vrbica.

Synagogue in Liptovsky Mikulas is the largest in Slovakia. It is the most monumental classicistic building in the city.

The Liptov museum in its permanent exhibition charts the history of hunting and fishing in Liptov from the Middle Ages.

Church is located in the village of Holy Cross. This was moved from Paludza, villages flooded reservoir Liptovská Mara.

The museum occupies with the protection of nature and caves in Slovakia. It has the fixed exhibitions: the minerals, Caves in Slovakia,the nature under the protection.