📜 Poland's largest open-air ethnographic museum in Sanok, showcasing 18th- and 19th-century life and architecture of various ethnic groups.
🔍 Features over 200 historic buildings, including homes, churches, a synagogue, and a recreated Galician town square, with authentic interiors and a collection of 200 icons.
🚶 Trip back in time to 18th-century southern Poland, seeing how people lived and worshipped.
🏛️ Explore historic buildings, including churches, homes, and a recreated town square.
🌳 Discover cultures of Boyko, Lemko, Dolinianie, and Pogórzanie ethnic groups.
🖼️ See a collection of 200 icons and Greek Catholic religious icons.
⚠️ Hilly area with dirt/gravel paths, wear comfortable walking shoes.
🚫 Food and drink available at the entrance, but not allowed inside exhibits.
👟 Wear comfortable walking shoes.
🗣️ Self-guided tours available, or hire a guide for a reasonable price.
💰 Entry fee applies, guides available for reasonable prices.
🕒 Open year-round.
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