Polabské národopisné muzeum

The museum displays thirty historical Bohemian buildings across two hectares, including timbered houses, traditional beehives, and a bell tower near the chateau.

Established in 1900 as the fourth open-air museum in Europe, it preserves authentic structures from the mid-18th to mid-20th century central Bohemia.

Each building contains period-accurate furniture, tools, and mannequins showcasing daily rural life, traditional crafts, and customs of the Elbe Valley region.

The museum operates year-round except Mondays, with admission prices of 120 CZK for adults, 60 CZK for students and seniors, and 300 CZK for families.

The museum features a reconstructed 18th-century cottagers' association hall with two rooms, a pantry, and a traditional black kitchen for food preparation.

Location: Přerov nad Labem

Official opening: 1900

Website: http://polabskemuzeum.cz?ID=6

GPS coordinates: 50.16067,14.82447

Latest update: March 8, 2025 10:35