A fantastic place, well arranged and peaceful yet completely failed by its idea-lacking management. The exhibits are well prepared and theoretically very interesting and educational. Unfortunately most are locked away with a big lock. Besides the excellent play-ground at the entrance there is absolutely no interaction for kids = the place is beautiful but completely statically boring. Even the few farm animals are behind locked bars. This place simply doesn't grasp the concept of learning by doing/playing. A rediculous highlight are the plastic animals right at the playground with a big sign that kids are not allowed to climb those. Must have been designed by someone who doesn't have or like any kids! This place could be packed with families combining education with pleasure... Payment by credit card no problem. There is a small restaurant inside the compound

Absolutely amazing place, we spent a couple of hours in there and I want to go back again! Super interesting exposition of self made tractors from communism era. The staff is very knowledgeable and answered all questions. Thank you and see you again 😄

We visited in February. I got the tickets from self-service machine, entered, and only then realized that everything is closed. All buildings were for winter, no information was given about this situation, and they still charged full price. There was a hall full of self-made tractors and it was very interesting, especially for my father. I can imagine everything could be cool given we had a chance to explore and see all the collections and reconstructed buildings. But in those circumstances it was a huge disappointment.

It's a wonderful place, where one can see village architecture of 20th century. It was charming because of events, April 02, 2023, Palm Sunday, service at the church, fair, ceremony with traditional palm bouquets.

Fabulous outdoor museum, houses lovingly restored to a very high standard. Some are fully furnished and give a magical glimpse of the past. Restoration works in progress which are very interesting to view. Well worth a visit. Take mosquito repellent as there are many about.

Could be better signposted. Disappointed by the absence of sails on most of the windmills. Nice location. Helpful staff.

Really nice place with beautiful historic buildings. We were guests at a fabulous wedding there and enjoyed the atmosphere very much.

Perfect place to visit for peaceful, active day. Good fit for kids

Fabulous venue, delicious food!!!, excellent organisation, perfect weather. Will come back, for sure. 😎👍👍👍

It is a very nice museum. Definitely worth a visit, especially in the summer. We had a great walk, the information is mainly in Polish but one can easily translate with Google ;)

Lovely place. More enjoyable in spring than in winger but it has its charm regardless

Its a cool place to illustrate young folks the reality how did the subradomian villages look like in the past.

Absolutely worth visiting! Lots of green space and lots of old farm houses, barns with a livestock (chickens, ducks, gees, rabbits, turkeys, ship, bees, you name it), church, water mills and wind mills, village owner houses, I could go on an on and on... And everything is so well preserved and presented. Even fields with crops and veg patches are there maintained as they used to hundreds of years ago. Kids can touch, play and ask things. The staff is super friendly and happy to talk and explain. We were during the quiet season, when there are no special activities and yet we had a water mill set going especially for our little one and a lovely talk about bees, wasp, butterflies and other pollinators. Our daughter was absolutely delighted with the visit. Just be prepared, although it is not far from the city centre, the museum is really big and it takes good few hours to see everything. Yet it is absolutely worth it as you will be moved in time to see forest and forestry, fields, roads and villages as they used to be hundreds of years ago.

Very cool village open-air museum with a wonderful restaurant as well! Loved seeing how old Poland was; was a capstone experience for the first time in Poland. Would come back for the various festivals throughout the year!

Nice place for walking around and interesting historical houses

Super onley bad thing was that restaurant was closed. And handycap person must pay to going insite and paying for parking car

It's in good place to visit when families and school kids to spend some time to learn how the homes looked prior WW 2.