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ul. Ochla-Muzealna 5, Zielona Gora-Ochla, woj. lubuskie
An open-air museum established in 1982 on the site of the Zielona Góra Ethnographic Park, covering approx. 13 ha in the southern part of Zielona Góra (Ochla district). It presents monuments of folk culture from four historical regions: Western Greater Poland, Eastern Lusatia, Lower Silesia and the central Lubusz area.
Among more than 100 immovable structures there is, among others, a windmill from Kielcze. The most valuable ones include the oldest preserved house from Potrzebów (1675) and the vintner's tower from Budachów (18th century).
The museum offers around 20 educational workshops related to old farm work (including flour and butter making). An inn operates on the grounds.
Source: https://muzeumochla.pl/; https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skansen_etnograficzny_w_Ochli
