Zašová

Wallachian village on the south uphill of the Verevicke vrchy hills, five kilometres eastward of Valasske Mezirici. During the Second World War it was a teritory of some partisan’s groups. Crocheting of small flowers and pottery have been extanded in 19th century and still is. The baroque pilgrimage church of Navstiveni Panny Marie and a cloister ware built in 1714-25 on the place of ancestral wooden temple. There is the “Zasovska Madonna” form 15th century on the main altar inside the church. Close to the church a crucifix and the statue of St. Jan Nepomucky, from the second part of 18th century, stand.