Busha Ethnography Museum

Bush village located near the Moldavian border. This town is considered to be an open air museum, where many architectural and cultural monuments. Archaeologists have found evidence that people living in the area as early as the late Paleolithic. Excavations on the horizon can be seen that there were settlements Trypillians and other ancient peoples.

The Ethnographic Museum is located within the walls of Bushy small hut belonging to a peasant family. Age is a very solid house - 130 years. Typical architecture of the house, white walls, small windows with beautiful shutters, fence ("fence") is better than any tour guide will talk about how our ancestors lived. Inside the house you can see all the household items, kitchenware, towels, fabric with embroidery, painting on the whitewashed walls, the balance of the original furniture. The entire interior of the 18-19th centuries is recreated as accurately as possible: derzhak for bowlers, indentations in the walls (which are used as shelves) and much more, it is almost impossible to see in the life of modern man.

Another attraction, which is located directly at the Museum of Ethnography is a small model of the famous defensive fortress. It is possible to consider the unique features of the castle and county ditches that were inaccessible during the Middle Ages. Travelers can see the remains of the castle and the real, surviving fragments of stone buildings are considered historical monuments and is close to the cottage museum.