Šivec House

The picturesque external appearance of Šivec House in Radovljica’s old town awaits your visit. With its rich exterior and interior architecture, it is an extraordinary example of sixteenth century urban architecture. Cross the threshold of the house considered one of the best examples of late Gothic urban architecture in Slovenia.

Šivec House carries its name after the last owners that sold the house to Radovljica municipality in the seventies of the last century. Various experts under the patronage of architect dr. Peter Fister and in the organization of Zavod za spomeniško varstvo Kranj of that time have been uncovering its qualities layer by layer for several years and restored it by the year 1976 and then opened it for public. It has since then been under governance of Radovljica Municipality Museums. The house was again partly restorated or enlarged in 2001.

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