Museum of Belarusian Folk Art

The Museum of Belarusian Folk Art displays textiles, ceramics, wood carvings, and traditional costumes from across the country. The rooms are organized by region and craft technique.

The museum opened in 1979 and became an important institution for preserving folk traditions. It was created to document and protect traditional crafts for future generations.

The collection shows traditional crafts and artistic expressions from different regions of the country. Visitors can see how local communities represented themselves through their objects and patterns.

The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday during regular daytime hours. Guided tours in multiple languages can be arranged if you request ahead.

The museum operates an active restoration workshop where specialists display their work. Visitors can watch how historical objects are conserved using traditional methods.

Location: Astrašyckaharadocki Sieĺsaviet

Inception: April 14, 1979

Address: Касцёл Святога Мацвея Апостала, Raŭbičy, Minskaja voblasć 223054

Phone: +375175074469

Website: http://artmuseum.by/by/aboutmuseum/filb/raub

GPS coordinates: 54.05997,27.73958

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:07