After World War II Liptovský Mikuláš started to develop and it became an administrative, economic, cultural and tourist center of the central Liptov. PRESENT
In the present time Liptovský Mikuláš is the town with 33 600 inhabitants. In the town there is leather, textile and furniture industry. And it's mainly important centre of tourism. Pešia zona was recontructed during summer holidays.In the centre of town there are lots of markets, restaurants, also typical Slovak restaurants, snack bars, pubs, disco clubs and cinema.
Námestie Osloboditeľov is the historical centre of the town. In the street of 1.máj is a national cultural monument, the buildong called Čierny orol, where the first cultural events in the town were held.Today it houses the exposision of The Liptov Museum. NATURE
In half an hour you can get from L.Mikuláš to the beautiful surrounding mountains.The most frequent route in the enviroments of Liptovský Mikuláš.

THE WEST TATRAS
They're a part of High Tatras and Tatras National park. They're mighty, wild mountains with forests, meadows and bare rocky summits. Also you can visit sheep-farms there. There is situated the highest hill of Liptov - Bystrá (2249m). The well-known valleys are Žiarska, Račkova, Jamnická and Bobrovecká. Žiarska dolina is not unknown to tourist and skiers. In the lower part of it there are a group of holiday cottages. A favourite resting place in the upper part of valley is Žiarska chata, from where you can see off for more demanding hikes.

THE LOW TATRAS
The Low Tatras is the mountains with the largest extent in Slovakia. The main ridge is 80 km long. It's created with grass area only the highest hills - Ďumbier (2043m) and Chopok (2024m) are created rocky relief. There are skiing centres with virginal romantic nature. The well-known place is
Demänovská valley. There are 31 caves, but only 2 are open for public.

The Demänovská cave of liberty

Is a jewel of Slovak caves.It has five floors and 7 km long. It is situated in the national nature reserve The cave was discovered by A. Kral with help of A. Misura and other surveyors through the dry and lowest ponor of Demanovka river in 1921. The length of operated accessible pathway is 1800 m. Elevation range between entrance and Prizemie is 66 m, between Prizemie and exit is 85 m. Pathway are 1145 m and 2150 m long.