mailTurnov
Dolánky 12, Turnov, 511 01
| Phone: | +420 481 322 954 +420 481 322 106 |
| E-mail: | mail@muzeum-turnov.cz |
| Web: | www.muzeum-turnov.cz |
The museum farmhouse called Dlaskův statek is a typical example of traditional architecture in the region of the Jizera River.
The former village magistrate's office was built in 1716. The building was rebuilt several times. The farmhouse is a separate unit, surrounded by a wooden fence with two gates: the upper one consists of a brick block and a little wooden belfry, and the lower one is wooden. A part of the farmhouse is the sculpture of Virgin Mary (1784) and a two-storey timbered granary, moved from Malý Rohozec in the sixties.
Expositions: A sample of a rural house - Agricultural and craft tools and equipment - The history of mills and milling in the Jizera region
Locality: in the valley of the Jizera River, 2 km from the centre of Turnov, in the direction towards Železný Brod, 5 minutes from the railway station in Dolánky.
| Month | Day | Time | Symptom |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | - | - | closed |
| February | - | - | closed |
| March | - | - | closed |
| April - May | Tu - Su | 9:00 - 16:00 | open |
| June - August | Tu - Su | 9:00 - 17:00 | open |
| September | Tu - Su | 9:00 - 16:00 | open |
| October | - | - | closed |
| November - December | Tu - Su | 9:00 - 16:00 | open |
Entrance fee
| Full entrance fee: | 70,00 CZK |
| Family entrance fee: | 140,00 CZK |
| Children's tickets: | 30,00 CZK |
| Student admission: | 30,00 CZK |
| Senior admission: | 50,00 CZK |
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