The area with indicative reconstructions of residential, fortification and cult buildings from the Late Iron Age and the Early Roman Period, one of the most famous and most important localities of Púchov culture in Slovakia. On the slopes and terraces of the south-eastern promontory of Úložisko, an extensive massif dominating the central part of the Liptov Basin, several craft-peasant settlements originally spread.
The area with indicative reconstructions of residential, fortification and cult buildings from the Late Iron Age and the Early Roman Period, one of the most famous and most important localities of Púchov culture in Slovakia. On the slopes and terraces of the south-eastern promontory of Úložisko, an extensive massif dominating the central part of the Liptov Basin, several craft-peasant settlements originally spread.
Their population, influenced by the material and spiritual culture of the Celts, maintained lively trade relations with the northern Roman provinces, Celtic oppids in the west and areas in the north, including the Baltic coast. The unique fortified sanctuary with traces of Celtic religious rituals played the role of a spiritual center beyond the borders of the region during its existence. The archeological museum also includes the original tower of the medieval church of the Virgin Mary, whose history dates back to the 12th century, and the foundations and fortifications of the medieval castle on the top of Havránek.
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