The Museum of the Lublin Countryside

The Museum of the Lublin Countryside in Lublin is an open-air museum, where there are monuments of wooden and brick architecture as well as ethnographic collections from the area of the former Lublin Voivodeship, entered into the National Register of Museums. Due to the collected animals, which come from different countries and are clearly diverse in terms of physical and ethnographic aspects, the open-air museum exhibition has been divided into seven sectors: the Lublin Upland, Roztocze, Powiśle Lubelskie, Podlasie, Nadbuż, and the manor and town sectors. In the section of the Lubelska Upland there are facilities: a windmill, a smithy, an oil mill, a chapel, a well, an aviary, a detached cottage and four peasant homesteads. In the Roztocze sector you can see: a forge, a beer house, an Orthodox church with a bell and a small cementary lapidarium, two chapels, five homesteads and two detached cottages. In the courtly state there are: two manors, fours, two granaries, a gate, a circle and two figures. Town sector to: a church with a bell tower, a cemetery lapidarium with a gate, a figure, a circular, a parsonage, a parsonage granary, a dovecote and a well. The Powiśle sector includes: two chapels, an oak trunk with a cross, six homesteads, two hay racks and a sack, in the heart of which the museum office is located. There is a fire station in Podlasie. In the Roztocze section you can see the Greek Catholic church from Tarnoszyna, and in the manor section from January 2001. we Railway station from Żyrzyn from the mid-18th century, an open exhibition of the manor of a middle-class landowner. Since June 2001, on the Powiśle section, it is possible to take a cruise on old Vistula vessels: pychówka, whip and ferry. In the Podlasie sector there is a railway station in Bedlna. #museum #poland #polandtravel