Kluki, Pomeranian Voivodeship, Open-air museum village in Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland
Kluki is an open-air museum village in Pomeranian Voivodeship featuring traditional wooden structures that represent rural architecture from earlier centuries. The settlement consists of restored historic farmhouses and agricultural buildings set across a landscape that looks much as it did generations ago.
The village developed as a Slovincian settlement in the medieval period and kept its distinctive character through centuries of regional change. In the 20th century it was transformed into a museum to preserve knowledge of traditional rural life.
The museum displays traditional houses and everyday objects that show how farming families lived and worked in this region. These items tell the story of a community that kept its own customs and way of life.
The village is reachable by car or public transportation from nearby Smołdzino, with regular service between Słupsk and surrounding areas. Visitors should expect country roads and come prepared for changing weather when walking through the museum grounds.
The settlement is home to fewer than 100 permanent residents who continue to live and work using traditional farming methods in this museum setting. Their presence gives the place a living connection to its past.
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