In addition to the Vrbovec Museum and the Bohač double hayrack, there are other cultural and historical sights worth visiting in Nazarje. Select what interests you and we will gladly help you prepare a programme for an interesting, diverse and educational trip.

A guided tour of the hayrack will get you acquainted with its history. You will see the exhibition Nazarje Through Time, which will take you through the development of Nazarje and the surrounding towns. The sales and exhibition space in the attic of the double hayrack will certainly impress you with handmade, unique handicraft and arts products.

Located next to the Franciscan monastery is the Monastery of the Poor Clares. In it, sisters who live in seclusion – away from the world, dedicate their days and nights to prayer. In addition to praying, they study spirituality, practice church singing, bake sacramental bread, maintain the garden and do various household and other manual works (sewing, creating bobbin lace, embroidery).

Due to the strict order, entry to the monastery is not allowed. Despite that, the Clarisses gladly host visitors in the outer chapel, sing songs and tell stories about their exceptional way of life.

The house where the painter Jože Horvat Jaki lived and created for many years was purchased by the Nazarje Municipality and converted into a learning centre and a gallery.

In the artist's former studio, rearranged as a gallery, you will be able to admire a permanent exhibition of paintings donated to the local community by Jože Horvat. Occasionally, the former artist’s gallery hosts exhibitions of renowned Slovenian fine artists, organised by the local cultural society several times a year.

In Nazarje and the surrounding area, lunch for groups will be gladly prepared in the Vrbovec Castle Inn, Bohač Inn and Pizzeria or in Ranč Burger Veniše.