Muzeum Wsi Radomskiej

The museum spans 32 hectares of land containing 60 buildings that represent traditional rural architecture from the Radom region of Poland.

Founded in 1977, the museum preserves and displays authentic wooden structures from different periods, including windmills, barns, and residential houses from the 18th century.

The museum maintains collections of agricultural tools, household items, and traditional crafts that demonstrate the daily activities of rural communities in the region.

Visitors can access the museum through guided tours that explain farming techniques, traditional food preparation methods, and various aspects of historical rural life.

The museum features a collection of working historical grain mills that demonstrate the evolution of agricultural processing techniques in Polish villages.

Location: Radom

Inception: 1977

Address: Szydłowiecka

Website: http://muzeum-radom.pl

GPS coordinates: 51.36444,21.08167

Latest update: March 6, 2025 09:05