I really liked the museum. Entrance is paid, but at current prices it is nothing more than a contribution to development. There are a lot of all sorts of interesting things on weekends - you can watch how oil is crushed, bake bread or make a motanka doll yourself. The boys can shoot from a bow or just rush headlong along the houses. There is a Cossack settlement, probably, they talk about life and customs there, but I was not very interested in this, so I can’t say for sure. I really liked the honey in the combs and the field kitchen. Kulesh, as for me, is a very peculiar thing, I would say an amateur, but the pundyks won me over (every time I go to the museum I buy myself a couple of things).
It will be interesting for kids to look at animals and birds (especially if the kids grew up in the city). I personally saw rabbits, ducks, goats and ...I don’t remember who : ) Rabbits can be fed and stroked.
The museum itself was impressive - beautiful houses, you can see everything, ask if anything is interesting.
Around the impressive trees, even in the heat it is cool.
What can be an unpleasant surprise ...It all depends on how long you are used to walking and in what places. If we compare it with the Pirogovo skansen in Kyiv (flat paths, smooth descents), then the most interesting thing is hidden here, and to get there you need to strain your legs. For me personally, this is a plus, but for those who are used to driving a car rather than walking, I think it will be difficult. The most beautiful houses are aside, many of them need to climb along brisk paths, and in some places along steep wooden stairs of a scary look. But it's worth it.
For those who don’t like to walk a lot, the central paths are enough, it’s also beautiful there, just not so interesting. All entertainment / catering and a lake with swans are in excellent walking distance.
In general, come, come, you will not regret.
It will be interesting for kids to look at animals and birds (especially if the kids grew up in the city). I personally saw rabbits, ducks, goats and ...I don’t remember who : ) Rabbits can be fed and stroked.
The museum itself was impressive - beautiful houses, you can see everything, ask if anything is interesting.
Around the impressive trees, even in the heat it is cool.
What can be an unpleasant surprise ...It all depends on how long you are used to walking and in what places. If we compare it with the Pirogovo skansen in Kyiv (flat paths, smooth descents), then the most interesting thing is hidden here, and to get there you need to strain your legs. For me personally, this is a plus, but for those who are used to driving a car rather than walking, I think it will be difficult. The most beautiful houses are aside, many of them need to climb along brisk paths, and in some places along steep wooden stairs of a scary look. But it's worth it.
For those who don’t like to walk a lot, the central paths are enough, it’s also beautiful there, just not so interesting. All entertainment / catering and a lake with swans are in excellent walking distance.
In general, come, come, you will not regret.
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