From the hotel Redyk it can be reached by bus to Nowy Targ, from where buses depart to Zubrzyca Gorna. You can also get there driving your own cars in the direction of Czarny Dunajec and continue to be directed towards Jablonka. In Jabłonca turn right and drive towards Maków Podchalański.

Orava Ethnographic Park illustrates the history, culture and customs of the inhabitants of Gorna Orava. This region is located in Southern Poland, between Western Tatry Mountains and the Western High Beskidy, was inhabited in the sixteenth century by ?woloski? shepherds from Eastern Karpaty, and farmers from Malopolska. As a result, has created a cultural clash here extremely interesting regional culture. Its history, material culture, social and spiritual illustrates founded in 1955, the Museum of Ethnography of Orava Park is located at the foot of Babia Gora in the village of Zubrzyca Gorna.

• From May 1 to September 30 from 8:30AM to 17:00PM,
• From Oct. 1 to April 30 from 8:30AM to 14:30PM

Ticket

• normal 6zl
• reduced 4zl

Inside the ?skansen? the guide will lead you for no extra charge. You can also take part in activities in the region (such as painting on glass, toys made of cloths, ornaments made of tissue paper) and at events and exhibitions organized by the Museum.

The most precious object of the museum is a manor house that belongs within the farm house of Moniaki. This is a team composed of the manor house, barns and beautifully forested park.

Manor provides a typical example of the former construction equipment and the traditional division of the Black Chamber "and" white chamber.

The museum also presented four farmers shops: oil coming from the Mala Lipnica, blacksmith's shop, a sawmill and "folusz".