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Kysuce Museum
Kysucké múzeum
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Former nameOkresné vlastivedné múzeum
Established1 January 1972 (1972-01-01)
LocationČadca, Slovakia
Coordinates49°26′24″N 18°47′22″E / 49.439904°N 18.789516°E / 49.439904; 18.789516
TypeRegional
Websitewww.kysuckemuzeum.sk/sk/

The Kysuce Museum (Slovak: Kysucké múzeum), located in Čadca, is one of the youngest museums in Slovakia.[1] It has five exhibitions under its management, offering a wide portfolio of cultural and historical aspects related to the Kysuce region.[2] The museum is a specialized regional cultural facility focused on the purposeful collection, protection, scientific and professional processing and making available of material documents with a focus on museum documentation of the development of nature and society, science and technology, culture and art in the Kysuce region, from the first traces of settlement to the present day. The founder of the museum is the Žilina Self-Governing Region. The author of the Kysuce Museum logo is Miroslav Cipár [sk], a prominent Slovak painter, graphic artist, illustrator, and graphic designer originally from the Kysuce village of Vysoká nad Kysucou.[3] The museum has a rich publishing activity.[4]

History

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The Kysuce Museum was founded in 1972 with the aim of preserving the cultural heritage of the region, which it then conveys to its visitors. It was originally founded as a district homeland history museum.[5][6]

Branches

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The museum has five branches:

  1. The Čadca Museum (Múzeum Čadca) with a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of Čadca and the surrounding area, including regular thematic exhibitions. The museum management is also based in Čadca.[7]
  2. The Radoľa Manor House (Kaštieľ Radoľa) is one of the oldest historical buildings in Kysuce and represents a Renaissance type of manor house.[8]
  3. The Museum of Homeland History in Krásno nad Kysucou (Vlastivedné múzeum v Krásne nad Kysucou) presents the fauna and flora of northwestern Slovakia. Its great attraction is a life-size replica of a female mammoth, which has no analogues in Slovak museums.[9]
  4. The Museum of the Kysuce Village (Múzeum kysuckej dediny)[10][11] in Nová Bystrica, a local part of Vychylovka [sk], where the Historical Logging Switchback Railway (Historická lesná úvraťová železnica)[12] and the St. Hubert Arboretum (Arborétum sv. Huberta) are also located. A permanent ethnographic exhibition in nature is installed in Vychylovka.[13] The St. Hubert Arboretum, founded in 2026, is the youngest part of the museum in Vychylovka. Historically, it followed the planting of the memorable solitary Tree of Peace, which was planted in the area of ​​the open air museum in 2018.[14][15] The Arboretum was opened by Mons. Nicola Girasoli, Apostolic Nuncio to Slovakia.[16][17]

The Kysuce Museum also includes the professional workplace, the Forest Railways Documentation Center (Dokumentačné centrum lesných železníc)[18], which is entrusted with the comprehensive documentation of the development of narrow-gauge forest railways on a nationwide scale.[19]

Madonna of Kysuce

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Madonna of Kysuce

A Gothic bone sculpture, the so-called Kysucká Madona (Madonna of Kysuce), is the museum's most rare precious collection items. The 84-millimeter object depicts a female figure in a long dress. According to experts, it is a French or German work from the 13th or 14th century.[20][21]

References

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  1. ↑ Muzeum.sk. "Kysucké múzeum, Čadca".
  2. ↑ SLOVAKIA TRAVEL. "Kysuce Museum Čadca".
  3. ↑ Slovak Natioal Gallery - Slovenská národná galéria (SNG) (2005). "Miroslav Cipár – Kysucký skanzen". Web umenia (in Slovak). Retrieved 2026-06-24.
  4. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "Edičná činnosť".
  5. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "História Kysuckého múzea".
  6. ↑ Organizácia cestovného ruchu Kysuce. "Kysucké múzeum".
  7. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "Exhibitions - Museum Čadca".
  8. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "Exhibitions - Radoľa Manor House".
  9. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "Exhibitions - Museum of Homeland History in Krásno nad Kysucou".
  10. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "Exhibitions - Museum of the Kysuce Village".
  11. ↑ Goliasz, Slawomir. "Vychylovka – The Museum of Kysuce Village".
  12. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "Exhibitions - Historic Forest Ferry railway".
  13. ↑ MALÁ FATRA, regional tourism organisation; libor (2025-07-01). "Museum of Kysuce Village – Open-Air Museum in Vychylovka". Región Malá Fatra. Retrieved 2026-06-24.
  14. ↑ MY Žilina - TASR. "V Skanzene Vychylovka zasadili Strom pokoja na počesť ukončenia 1.svetovej vojny".
  15. ↑ Sobola, Marek. "Tree of Peace in Kysuce Village Museum in Vychylovka".
  16. ↑ Sobola, Marek (2026-05-04). "The Apostolic Nuncio to Slovakia blessed the historic chapel and the cornerstone of the St. Hubert Arboretum". Tree of peace / Strom pokoja. Retrieved 2026-06-24.
  17. ↑ TK KBS. "Nuncius požehnal kaplnku a základný kameň arboréta vo Vychylovke".
  18. ↑ Kysucké múzeum. "Pracovníci Kysuckého múzea".
  19. ↑ Žilinský samosprávny kraj. "Kysucké múzeum v Čadci".
  20. ↑ Tyden.cz. "V Praze lze vidět gotickou Kysuckou madonu o velikosti 84 milimetrů".
  21. ↑ ČTK. "V Praze je k vidění unikátní gotická Kysucká madona o velikosti 84 milimetrů".
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