Is there anyone who doesn't like open-air museums? Their idyllic landscapes, the scent of the interiors of old wooden cottages, their colourful flower gardens? No, it is impossible not to fall under their spell. And one of the most charming – and at the same time one of the largest in Poland – is the Lublin Village Museum in Lublin, whose small-town section can be explored with an audio guide.The Lublin open-air museum introduces us to the bygone world of the folk culture of the Lublin Upland, Roztocze, Powiśle, Podlasie and the Bug River region; in addition, it has manor-house and small-town sections.And it is precisely the small-town section, which recreates the look of a Polish small town from the interwar period, that you can stroll through together with the audio guide. During the visit, you can drop in on a barber, a shoemaker's workshop, the post office or a Jewish kitchen, among other places. The church and even the mayor's office also stand open.