Which Slovak village is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its preserved wooden folk architecture?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Vlkolínec, in the Veľká Fatra region near Ružomberok
- Step 1: Vlkolínec is a village with log houses, and it has about 20 inhabitants. Step 2. UNESCO listed it in 1993. Answer: Vlkolínec. Why not the others: Čičmany, Špania Dolina and Ždiar are also interesting villages but not on the list.
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