National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine (Pyrohiv)?Why this museumOne of the largest open-air museums in Europe: 300 buildings brought from across the country before wooden architecture disappeared. Skansens exist everywhere; Ukrainian material of this completeness exists only here.
History · с 1969 года
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4+With childrenAn open-air museum of cottages, windmills and space: the best place on our list for small children.wheelchairStep-free accessThe museum — partly. Unpaved paths, sloping in places; passable by wheelchair in dry weather, not after rain.
Getting there — not checked. The Kyiv metro is barely adapted for wheelchairs. We have not checked access during martial law.half a day
An open-air museum on 133 hectares, founded on 6 February 1969: about 300 monuments of folk architecture from every historical region of Ukraine.
Good to know. You cannot see it all at once: allow half a day and comfortable shoes.
What to see
Wooden churches of the 18th century, the windmills of Polissia and the Dnieper region, cottages with their original furnishings. The grounds are divided by region — the Carpathians, Poltava, Podillia, Polissia, the South.
Minimum route — half a day на самое важное
Walk at least two of the regions: Polissia with its windmills and the Dnieper region with its 18th-century wooden churches. Go inside the cottages — the furnishings are original.
Getting in
Address
Akademika Tronka Street 1 (southern edge of Kyiv) (on the map)
How to get there
From Metro Lybidska or Vystavkovyi Tsentr by minibus to Pyrohiv
Opening times
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Пн, Вт, Чт–Вс
10:00–18:00
Ср
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Box office until 17:00. Closed Wednesdays. An open-air museum: in the rain there is nothing to see, so plan by the weather.
Tickets
Full ticket 200 UAH; schoolchildren, students, pensioners and people with disabilities of groups II and III 100 UAH. Free entry to the grounds on the second Saturday of the month.
When to go
Dry weather only, and not in winter. Closed Wednesdays. 133 hectares: bring water.