Step back in time at Poland's largest open-air ethnographic museum showcasing traditional rural architecture
Discover the fascinating world of traditional Polish rural life at the Ethnographic Park in Tokarnia. This expansive open-air museum features over 80 historical buildings from the region, carefully relocated and reconstructed to create an authentic village setting from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Your private driver/guide will pick you up from your accommodation in Krakow at a time convenient for you (between 8:00-10:00 AM recommended). Enjoy a comfortable 1.5-hour drive through the scenic Polish countryside.
Begin your exploration of this remarkable open-air museum. Your guide will provide an orientation and help you navigate the extensive grounds (over 30 hectares).
Discover the diverse collection of historical buildings including:
Enjoy a meal at a traditional regional restaurant near the museum, sampling authentic Polish countryside cuisine.
Lunch options include: Traditional Polish soups, pierogi, roasted meats, local specialties, and homemade desserts. Vegetarian options available.
Optional additional time to revisit favorite exhibits or explore the museum shop for souvenirs before departure.
Departure from Tokarnia with arrival back in Krakow around 16:30. Your driver will drop you off at your accommodation or another central location in Krakow.