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welcome to Sanok
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Museum in the Open Air in Sanok has been established in 1958, as the first museum of that type in the Polish People's Republic. Its fundamental aim was the organization of an ethnographical park, that would collect specimens of country-folk architecture from the Karpaty Highlands, Low Beskid, and Bieszczady Mountains.
Carrying the establishments into effect, some special examples of architecture, together with art-relicts and samples of material culture from the already mentioned ethnographic regions are being carried into the park, that has a typical, highland landscape. The buildings and their furnishings reflect cultural variety, social and professional divisions, together with country traditions and the changes that took place there from the 18th to the half of the 20th century. In the developing exposure we try to come up to the approximate image of an old village.
In the future, there will be more than 150 buildings on 38 hectare territory; but even today, the Skansen museum is said to be the biggest ethnographical park in Poland.
Visiting the Park:
Address: 38-500 Sanok, ul. Traugutta 3
Entrance to the Museum across the bridge over the river San, parking near the bridge.
Closed Tuesdays. Open year round. |
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