Archeoskanzen Trocnov, Archaeological open-air museum in Trocnov, Czech Republic
Archeoskanzen Trocnov is an open-air museum featuring reconstructed buildings from the late medieval period, including homes, storage buildings, stables, and a fortified structure with period furnishings. The site displays the layout and structure of a complete village settlement from that era.
The site represents a village from the late 14th century and shows how both nobility and common people lived during that time. This reconstruction is based on archaeological findings from excavations conducted at this location.
Farm tools and crafting equipment on display show how people worked and what their daily tasks involved during medieval times. These objects help visitors understand the skills and trades that were essential to village life.
Summer months, especially July and August, offer extended visiting hours and are ideal times to explore the site. Guided tours run several times daily and provide a thorough overview of the entire complex.
The collection includes original costumes from the film Jan Žižka, offering visitors a tangible connection to how people dressed in medieval times. Interactive programs allow guests to learn about daily routines and living conditions through hands-on engagement.
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