Skanzen Rožnov pod Radhoštěm - Valašské muzeum v přírodě

An Open Air Wallachian Museum in Northern Moravia, Czech Republic

I visited this open museum, the second oldest of it's kind in the Czech Republic, in autumn when the brown and orange leaves added to the already beautiful rustic wooden structures of the village. It was officially opened in 1925 by the Jaroněk brothers, who were inspired by the Ethnological Czech-Slav Exhibition in Prague.

The museum was built to preserve and display Wallachian material culture. It is a family friendly and very beautiful place to visit. You can go inside the buildings and experience them from inside. There are also opportunities to sample Wallachian and other produce such as alcoholic drinks and different types of food.

This scene shows two horses and a cart. It's the 19th century version of someone's driveway with their cars parked.