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Summer sports (tennis, volleyball) and pizzeria next to the freestyle park.
One of only few folk villages which survived intact in Central Europe and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It was a farming village, mostly sheep but also cattle, pigs and goats, paying a small tax to the Lilavské estate. The population peaked at 345 in 1869. Vlkolínec is famous for its folk architecture. Two of 45 houses can be visited from the inside, and there is a small art gallery, a church and a cemetery. In the summer various cultural activities take place, included "Sunday in Vlkolínec" on the last Sunday in July. The village can only be reached by car (private or taxi). Most houses are inhabited, so please respect people's privacy.
Námestie Andreja Hlinku
A relaxing, picturesque and quiet plaza on a small hill in the city center,
A partly reconstructed castle in the nearby village Likavka. Formerly a guarding point, it was destroyed and decayed into ruins. However, some of its parts have been restored and there are few historical exhibitions in place. The best way to visit the castle is starting at the street "Pod Hradom" in Likavka (infocenter available), and going uphill by foot. The road is relatively short, but refreshing walk through a forest and/or meadow. Beneath the castle, there are miscellaneous events occurring at different time of year - for example historical battle reconstructions.
Farský kostol sv. Ondreja
Liptovské múzeum
A museum containing mostly permanent exhibitions revealing the history of the Liptov region and nature. In addition, there are several thematic exhibitions displayed.
Galéria Ľudovíta Fullu
A gallery containing art of a Slovak painter, one of the most important figures of Slovakian creative art in the 20th century.