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1. Open-air museum
In a wide, slightly sloping courtyard, there are about 20 traditional buildings from Țara Oașului. Clean, blue cottages, some covered with hay, tempt you to come closer.
Village Museum, Negrești-Oaș, Satu Mare
An open-air museum of traditional houses
Where, when, how much?
Ossetian Village Museum can be visited in Negrești-Oaș, Satu Mare county, on Livezilor 3-5, daily between 9-17. Admission costs 5 ron. Free parking is available next to the museum.
About the Ossetian Village Museum
Ossetian Village Museum It is part of the Museum of Țării Oașului in Negrești-Oaș, It is an open-air museum in which are brought households and houses, a mill and a windmill, a mushroom for dancing and a hail-stone from localities of Țara Oașului. The museum's website is https://oasmuseum.ro/muzeul-satului-osenesc/.
in the Ossetian Village Museum
me at the Ossetian Village Museum
Osenești houses
Ossetian Village Museum
2. Houses in Gherța Mica, Racșa, Vama and Moișeni
Four houses are better showcased. Single-cell house in Gherța Mica is made of oak beams and thatched with thatch, which is the most common type of roof in the area. Betea House in Racșa it has three rooms called the tindă, the house and the pantry. Contra House in Vama is a pottery workshop with pillars and is covered with tiles. House in Moișeni is tricellular and made of beams obtained by splitting oak wood and splitting them with axes, the roof is made of hay.
Single-cell house in Gherța Mica
Betea House in Rosca
Contra House in Vama
House in Moișeni
3. Wooden church in Lechința
The first description of the wooden church in Lechința dates from 1775. It is built of wooden beams on a stone plinth and covered with shingle. It has a nave, pronaos and altar. You can visit inside.
Wooden church in Lechința
in the wooden church
painting in the church
Conclusion
Ossetian Village Museum is an interesting open-air museum where you can discover the traditional houses of Țara Oașului. The stars of the museum are the wooden church in Lechința, the dancing mushroom and the pălincia. A 30-60 minute visit to the museum is worthwhile.
All the best!
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