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Open-air museum located in the center of the village of Szymbark, near the school and parish church, on the route Nowy Sącz - Gorlice, being a branch of the District Museum in Nowy Sącz. In 1962, the Voivodship Conservator of Monuments in Rzeszów, mgr Jerzy Tur, took the initiative to organize the Szymbar Museum Center. It was planned then to create a small open-air museum presenting the rural construction of the nearest area. The location of individual facilities in its area is consistent with that developed in 1986 (final version) by dr Ryszard Brykowski and eng. arch. Wojciech Jankowski "The concept of spatial development of the Folk Architecture Center in Szymbark". The main part of the exhibition are objects forming a small open-air museum (approx. 2 ha). All of them are characteristic examples of traditional rural construction occurring in the Gorlickie Foothills. At present, you can watch, among others cottages, outbuildings and rural workshops, incl. from Gródek, Siar,... wyświetl cały opis

Open-air museum located in the center of the village of Szymbark, near the school and parish church, on the route Nowy Sącz - Gorlice, being a branch of the District Museum in Nowy Sącz. In 1962, the Voivodship Conservator of Monuments in Rzeszów, mgr Jerzy Tur, took the initiative to organize the Szymbar Museum Center. It was planned then to create a small open-air museum presenting the rural construction of the nearest area. The location of individual facilities in its area is consistent with that developed in 1986 (final version) by dr Ryszard Brykowski and eng. arch. Wojciech Jankowski "The concept of spatial development of the Folk Architecture Center in Szymbark". The main part of the exhibition are objects forming a small open-air museum (approx. 2 ha). All of them are characteristic examples of traditional rural construction occurring in the Gorlickie Foothills. At present, you can watch, among others cottages, outbuildings and rural workshops, incl. from Gródek, Siar, Krygu and Moszczenica. Most come from the nineteenth century, the oldest from the turn of the eighteenth / nineteenth century, while the youngest from the interwar period. The buildings are of log construction, with walls made of wooden logs or semi-logs, less often of populated wood, often with characteristic "lasts" projected in the corners, they are covered with roofs made of staggered straw. Most buildings are cut off with the brown color of the lime whitewash of one of the cottages, while the other is decorated from the outside with lime drops with the addition of ultramarine. Most of the buildings are developed, the interiors are decorated with original equipment from the late nineteenth century, early twentieth century and the interwar period. Good workshop and cottage equipment allows organizing demonstrations of traditional crafts and rural activities (forging, weaving, turning of clay pots, etc.). In the vicinity there is a wooden bourgeois manor moved from Gorlice, where you can see a permanent exhibition presenting the manor tradition in the Gorlice Foothills.

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