The movable cultural heritage is preserved and presented in the following museums or collections: Koroška Rural Museum (Koroški pokrajinski muzej), Museum of the Underworld Petzen (Podzemlje Pece), Ethnological Collection in Črna, Polhov mlin mill, Dvornik Museum, Archaeological Pilgrim Museum Globasnitz (Arheološki romarski muzeju v Globasnici), Hemmaberg (Gora Sv. Heme), some smaller local museums, historical buildings and mining objects in the municipalities of Bleiburg/Pliberk, Bad Eisenkappel/Železna Kapla, Feistritz ob Bleiburg/Bistrica nad Pliberkom, Prevalje and other private collections.

Preserved customs and traditions of the inhabitants of the Geopark area are only a part of the intangible heritage. This also includes folk traditions with fairy tales, sagas and legends about "Kralj Matjaž", the lakes, the Rosalia Cave, the "salty women" (žal žene) and others, as well as folk songs and literature. The living cultural heritage is manifested through numerous ethnological and tourist events such as the Snow Castles of "Kralj Matjaž", the Tourist Week in Črna (Turistični teden v Črni), the Carnival in Kotlje, the meeting under the linden tree "Najevska lipa", the Bleiburg Meadow Market, the Farant Street Festival and the song revue "From Bleiburg to Dravograd".

Two more popular meeting places for art lovers from all over Europe are the Werner Berger Gallery in Bleiburg/Pliberk and the Liaunig Museum of Contemporary Art in Neuhaus/Suha.

The work and creations of several important personalities have contributed to the promotion of the cultural and natural heritage in the Geopark area.