What's not allowed at this film location?

No adult filming allowed, no electricity usage allowed, no smoking allowed, no pets allowed, no outside catering/food allowed, no cooking allowed, no alcohol allowed, no loud noises allowed.

Historical 19th-Century Thatched Village and Open-Air Museum

Name: Historical 19th-Century Thatched Village and Open-Air Museum
Address: Poland

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4 hr min

Museum

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More about this film location

An expansive 19th-century open-air rural settlement spreads across thirty hectares of meadows, cultivated fields, and dense forest edges, bordered by a wide natural pond. The location features over eighty authentic wooden structures, including classic log cottages with thick thatched roofs, timber barns, and a school building with a vertical plank facade and light-colored metal roof. Farmsteads are arranged with traditional spatial layouts, enclosed by split-rail wooden fences, dirt pathways, functional kitchen gardens, and weathered sweep wells.

Natural daylight reflects off the open water body and illuminates the low-slung profiles of the timber architecture, casting sharp shadows across grass yards and tilled soil plots. The atmosphere is quiet and historically grounded, offering an undisturbed period-accurate milieu free of modern infrastructure.

Access for production vehicles requires navigating rural unpaved access roads leading directly into the open-air museum grounds.