A pair of striking rock massifs represents a distinctive landscape element in the Orava Highlands. The site, declared a protected area, is very valuable in terms of geomorphology, archaeology, botany and tourism. There is a metal double cross on the top of Sharp Rock - the Memorial of the Slovak Cyril and Methodius Cross of Ecumenical Unity.

The prehistoric settlement is divided into a residential area, an economic area including crop cultivation and animal breeding, and a production area. The main part is a reconstructed house of the Lusatian culture of the Orava type. Three wooden shelters are adjacent to the dwelling. Each protects a different oven. A bread oven dominates the food preparation room. There is also a stone plate for the preparation of pancakes.

Although the manor house had been decaying for many years, the new owners breathed new life into it. The visual attractiveness of the whole area will absorb you on arrival. This may be due to the sensitively restored historic manor house, The experience is complemented by the English park with its carefully manicured lawn and ubiquitous greenery. The location provides views of the Kubín hill, the Vyšnokubín cliffs and the Big Choč.

The wooden articular church was built at the end of the 17th century by Jób Zmeškal, the captain of Orava Castle. It is a simple log building without towers and bells. Apart from its charming exterior, the church in Leštiny also boasts a beautiful, richly decorated interior. Thanks to its immense cultural and historical value, it has been inscribed on the UNESCO list.

Architecturally impressive building dating from the 18th century. The central arcaded bay and the high decorative bossage are particularly striking to the eye. The Arpad Manor House is currently the seat of the Vysnokubin municipal office. In addition, there is a permanent museum exhibition bringing visitors closer to the person of P. O. Hviezdoslav and the history of the village itself.