In the southernmost reaches of the Štiavnica Hills, the village of Lišov holds a remarkable piece of Slovakia’s cultural heritage – a network of cave dwellings carved by hand into volcanic tuff. These structures, estimated at around 250 in number, represent a unique form of folk architecture, shaped by both necessity and ingenuity.
In the heart of Lišov, where ancient traditions meet contemporary creativity, a heritage trail unfolds – leading visitors through centuries of history, craftsmanship, and community resilience. From the reconstructed Celtic dwellings and traditional Slovak homes of Lišov Múzeum to the ever-flowing waters of Perisko, the artistic hub of Stodola Lišov, and the historic Evangelical Church, this trail tells the story of a village that has never stopped evolving.
In the heart of Slovakia’s Hont region, where rolling vineyards meet ancient landscapes, lies a path that connects three remarkable places – Olej Hont, the Ginkgo Tree of Súdovce and Vinica Jerusalem. Each stop tells a unique story, but together, they form a journey through history, craftsmanship, and the quiet power of nature.