Музей Хата-гражда. Фільм «Тіні забутих предків»

For all fans of Sergey Paradjanon immortal movie: a visit to an authentic local wooden house featured in a film and preserved as it was. A hospitable lady shows around r and explains in details how hutsuls used to live and keep their everyday household routine in a such a house in old times. Interesting, educative, authentic recepies experience. P.S.: here you can buy a beautiful thick woollen lizhnyk made by local craftswoman reeeally inexpensive.

Nothing special here, BUT! You can find real hata-grazhda on the opposite side of the road on the mountain (need to ask locals how to find it, but it is not too far, like 3-5 km or something). And that another one really worth it as people still live there! They are rather friendly and even can let you in, if you will buy some mushrooms or sheep cheese from them.

This place is amazing, it takes you back in time. Perfect!

hutsuls are one of the most interesting and mysterious folk in the world.And their history is full of secrets.You can get known about some of those in that museum.Hdazhda is one of the best museums I ever seen.Take my word into consideration and visit it!

An exemplary place for those who saw the film and admired it. Of course, over time, everything ages and is restored, but almost all the things in the house are exactly what Ivan Franko had. I wonder if you have at least some impression of what you are looking at.