Khokhlovka

The Khokhlovka Museum occupies 35 hectares on a hill near the Kama River, featuring 23 wooden buildings from the Perm region including churches, houses, and mills.

The museum opened on September 17, 1980, after architect Alexander Terekhin initiated its creation in 1969 to preserve traditional wooden structures from the Perm region.

The museum complex represents different geographic areas of the Prikamye region through preserved buildings that showcase hunting practices, agriculture methods, and salt production techniques.

Adult admission costs 350 rubles, with reduced rates of 280 rubles for eligible visitors, while children under 14 enter free of charge.

The museum houses a rare Ural watchtower from Torgovishche village that protected Kungur city, and contains a fire station built in 1906 with an observation tower.

Location: Пермский муниципальный округ

Accessibility: Accès limité en fauteuil roulant

Operator: Пермский краеведческий музей

Opening Hours: Lundi-Dimanche 10:00-18:00; Dimanche[-1] off "санитарный день"

Phone: +73422592201

Website: http://museum.perm.ru/filiali/muzey-khohlovka

GPS coordinates: 58.26186,56.26314

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:37