Iconic View
Windmills Hill
The iconic landmark of the museum: authentic late-19th century wooden windmills on top of a scenic hill overlooking the valley.
Largest Open-Air Museum
National Museum of Folk Architecture and Folkways of Ukraine
Living history of the Ukrainian village of the 16th–20th centuries: historic windmills, wooden churches, and traditional homesteads in Kyiv.
Admission Tickets 2026
200 UAH / Discount 100 UAH
Working Hours
Daily 09:00 – 18:00
Location & Parking
Kyiv, 1 Tronko Str.
Architectural Regions & Locations
Over 300 authentic monuments of traditional folk architecture from all historical regions of Ukraine.
Iconic View
Central Sector
Central Dnieper Region
Central sector near entrance: wooden St. Paraskeva church (1742), village council, rural school and traditional estates of Kyiv and Cherkasy regions.
Mountain Landscape
Carpathian Sector
Picturesque highland zone: authentic wooden Hutsul homesteads, historic churches and folk architecture surrounded by evergreen spruce trees.
Ancient Heritage
Polissya Region
Northern forest region: cozy timber log houses, authentic farmyards and the oldest preserved folk dwelling dating back to the 16th century.
Pottery & Watermill
Podillya Region
Clay-whitewashed houses with straw thatched roofs, traditional decorative murals, an operating watermill and historic pottery workshops.
Fair Square
Poltava & Slobozhanshchyna
Classic whitewashed Ukrainian dwellings with blue frames celebrated in literature, featuring a traditional fairground square and blooming orchards.
Steppe Region
Southern Ukraine
Whitewashed steppe cottages with thatched reed roofs, limestone fences, and traditional shadoof wells from Black Sea coastal plains.
Modern History
Ukrainian Village mid-20th C.
A unique architectural sector of post-war village life: 1960s–70s homesteads with tiled roofs, sunrooms, orchards, and authentic era interiors.
Territory Map & Landmarks
The museum covers 133 hectares. Use the map to easily locate windmills, churches, food courts, and rest areas.
- All regional sectors and homesteads indicated
- Traditional food spots, authentic dishes and coffee
- Restrooms, first aid station and parking
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are tickets to the Pirogovo museum in 2026?
Adult admission is 200 UAH, discounted (students, seniors) is 100 UAH, children under 6 enter free. Parking at the entrance costs 100 UAH.
Is the museum open on Mondays?
Yes — the museum is open daily from 09:00 to 18:00, including Mondays, all year round. Indoor exhibitions open from April to October.
How do I get to the museum from central Kyiv?
Take the metro to Vystavkovyi Tsentr, then a marshrutka minibus or bus 58 — about 15 minutes. By car, follow Stolichne Highway; parking is next to the entrance.
Can I see the whole museum in one visit?
Yes, in 4–5 hours at a relaxed pace. The territory is 133 hectares — wear comfortable shoes; bikes and scooters are available for rent at the entrance.
Visitor Information & Tips
Traditional Food & Drinks
Authentic taverns operate near the windmills and central square: Cossack kulish, vareniki, uzvar and pastries.
Bicycle & Scooter Rental
Bicycle and e-scooter rentals are available near the main entrance for exploring the 133-hectare park.
Discounts & Free Admission
Children under 6 enter free. Permanent discounts apply for students, seniors, and military personnel.