The Lusatian open-air museum in Buczyn is a unique attraction that gives you a chance to experience the lifestyle and culture of this region over a hundred years ago. In the open-air museum there are original wooden huts and a stylish Lusatian Inn, where regional dishes are served. There is also an Ethnographic Museum and a mini-zoo.
The area of the open-air museum was prepared both for the enthusiasts of regional culture and for those who want to take a rest in the natural agritourism. In the three wooden Lusatian huts there are original equipment showing the appearance of the guest room, bedroom, hallway, cell and kitchen. There is a conference room in one of the halls, and two buildings on the floors offer guest rooms. On the premises next to the inn there is also a pleasant Forest Bar with outdoor benches, where you can spend time sipping cold drinks.
Guests staying in the open-air museum for several days have the opportunity to take part in interesting activities. There are bread shops and opportunities to try your hand at baking bread. You can also take part in the workshops of carving, fishing or horseback riding.
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