Name: The Belarusian State Museum of Rural Architecture and Life
Address: Aziarco 223021, Belarus, BY
Telephone: +375 17 507-69-37

The Belarusian State Museum of Rural Architecture and Life is a museum, located at Aziarco 223021, Belarus. They can be contacted via phone at +375 17 507-69-37, visit their website www.etna.by for more detailed information.

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Aziarco 223021

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Added by Jopie, at 26 August 2012

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Tyoma By

15 May 2018

Nice nature sights!
Rajeev B

06 May 2018

Beautiful setup. It would be great if details are available in English as well.
G&EN. TuBE

10 November 2017

It's a very nice and mind-blowing place I have ever seen
Hitomate Packbag

28 September 2017

Its a bit away from the city and few buses go there (totally doable but might have to wait a while till the bus comes). The place is beautiful and much to see. Its not a loop walk so it takes couple hrs to walk all the way to the end, and come back to the entrance. Bring water and stacks so you can take a break in between ;) Condition of buildings and houses were very good!
Maksim Mikhalkou

23 August 2017

It's always exciting to visit this museum. I was there with friend or family 8-10 times already. I think this museum is one of the best belarusian museums.
Natalia Dubrovskaya

23 July 2017

Very autentic, beautiful, quiet place. Highly recommended for all ethnography lovers.
Peruvian 19

21 June 2017

beatiful place
Vitaly Bikboulatov

16 June 2017

One should know old BelarusIan way of life. It's part of our history. Such places are worth visiting.
Tatyana Volkova

01 February 2017

Belarus as it used to be. When I look at these houses I remember my grandparents as they had exact same houses and the interior as well. A very good place to understand Belarusian culture and heritage better. Best with a guide
Dasha Palchykava

29 August 2016

Surrounded by beautiful landscape this place helps to understand the life of simple belarusians, to feel the mentality and character of the nation. Quiet place, the entrance fee is about 5 dollars. Definitely worth visiting.
Jan Dashkevich

29 June 2016

A great place with a range of exhibits on different natural settings. There's also a nice restaurant specialising in Belarusian cuisine.
Matthew McDonald

01 May 2016

The open air museum contains many buildings from all over Belarus and from different periods of time but mostly from the late 18th to the early 20th century. Some buildings are original, others have been built from scratch and others are hybrids built from new and old materials.

The museum contains a variety of buildings including a school, church, 200 year old working tavern, blacksmith, barns and windmill and a number of different sections.

The tour was fascinating to give an insight into Belarusian architecture and you could really see how people used to live. Any tour of Belarus should have this included.

A late lunch was consumed at the tavern (called Belaruskaya Karchma if you want to look it up) which had excellent food at very reasonable prices in an authentic environment.

We visited the museum with our guide but the tour that was arranged was by an English speaking guide from the museum however our guide was still very helpful throughout. If you don't speak Russian I would strongly recommend a guide to get the most out of your time in Belarus, we used and recommend Natallia from Minsk Private Tours.
Maksim Khokhlov

02 September 2012

Excellent and quite representative place to get acquainted with the way of life of the local people back a hundred years ago. I will definitely recommend visiting this place to foreign visitors - from what I know, they have English speaking guides here.