The Open Air Museum

     The Museum of Traditional Folk Civilisation is the largest open-air museum in Europe. Located on the road connecting Sibiu and Rășinari, the museum contains creations of Romanian pre-industrial traditional folk civilization. Covering 96 hectares, it is criss-crossed by 10 kilometres of alleyways along which there are over 400 constructions. 

     The open-air museum hosts annually a multitude of events and cultural actions celebrating tradition and demonstrating the creativity and efficiency in which natural resources were harnessed and used in peasant farming, a true example of best practices for a circular economy, sustainability and green transition, as a response to the new challenges facing today's society.