Museum of Agriculture in Kulpin, Agricultural museum in Kulpin, Serbia.
The Museum of Agriculture in Kulpin is an agricultural museum housed across two former castle buildings. The exhibitions display farming machinery, equipment, and tools used in fieldwork, spread throughout several pavilions.
The museum was founded in 1993 and uses the structures of former castle buildings. This setting allows it to document the agricultural development of Vojvodina through its extensive collections.
The museum displays how people in the region farmed and harvested crops over many generations. You can see the tools and methods used for grain, fruit, and vegetables, and get a sense of what daily work was like for farmers in the past.
The grounds extend over several hectares and are easy to explore on foot, with marked areas and exhibition spaces spread throughout the site. It helps to set aside enough time to visit all pavilions and view the outdoor areas.
The grounds feature an arboretum with rare plant species, broadening the focus from farming to nature. Additionally, there is a restored grain storehouse that functions as a specialized exhibition space.
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