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Sóstó Open Air Museum




                                where tradition is an experience




                     The Sóstó Open Air Museum is the second largest open-air  used for lighting, from the candles to the kerosene lamps until
                     ethnographic museum in the country and the only one in the  the moment when the electricity has appeared. Th ose who
                     region; the greater part of the museum devoted to a fi ctitious   are not familiar with the meaning of the words ‘soak, tender-
                     two-street village.                      ize, smooth clothes’, should definitely see the exhibition “My

                     While taking a peek into the houses and walking in their gar-  shirt, my pants are dirty...”. To soak up the atmosphere of an
                     dens, the visitor will understand how people used to live in the   old wedding, visit the exhibition “Wedding, lots of people, no
                     villages. In addition to the household appliances and the farm   woman is ill now!”.
                     tools, we can also take a look at the market town’s workshops,   In the village, the guests can also participate in the events con-
                     which served the peasantry, including an old blacksmith’s  nected to the holidays. On such occasions, we can experience
                     workshop or the barber shop. In 2014, an archaeological park   how our grandparents celebrated Easter or Pentecost, what
                     was added to the village where the visitors can discover part of   folk customs were connected to these important days, and we
                     a village from the Árpád Era.            can also taste their typical dishes.
                     Some of the buildings house thematic exhibitions, such as “Ev-  htt ps://muzeumfalu.hu/
                     erything comes to light” - presents the history of the objects   htt ps://www.facebook.com/muzeumfalu.sosto

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