Historical and Ethnographic Museum "Falcon farm"
In the historical-ethnographic museum "Falcon farm" in Petrushivtsi presented history of the region of Tripoli culture period to World War II, which can be read by anyone. "Falcon farm" - is a real pearl of Ukrainian Polesie, which allows you to dive into the deep history and enjoy local scenic beauty.
Exposition of Historical and Ethnographic Museum
The museum is located at the private estate of "Falcon farm". Dedicated to the history of the region, clearly reflects past times of Tripoli culture, its development and major trends and events of the Second World War. It also presented 32 themes Ukrainian folk art. Among the ancient objects everyone can see:
- pottery;
- weaving machine 18th century;
- Ukrainian embroidery;
- Cossack weapons;
- various items of cultural heritage of the Ukrainian people.
Special took the time period of exposure Cossack Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky and Mazepa, the last time was the owner of a farm.
The museum contains many intriguing and interesting materials last millennium history of the people.
Holidays on a Farm
Besides visiting the museum on a farm have the opportunity to relax, enjoy the beautiful scenery, explore unusual buildings, dive into ancient times, because all things are imbued with the old spirit, including decorative items.
Optionally you can ride horses or boats, people taste food and look at the animals in the mini zoo.
How to get there
Historical and Ethnographic Museum "Falcon farm" located on the street Quay. Mayorskyy located nearby pond, where you can swim and ride a boat. Through the village passes highway T2515, which goes from the town Parafiyivka. The settlement is located near the town of Pryluky , which can be reached in this way: move along the road to the village T2524 Olshana, at the fork turn right and go through the village Gorodnya and Nice, in the last turn left and go straight to Kachanivka, move across the bridge to Petrushovka.
Opening hours: on request.
Telephone: +38 (04633) 2-41-34; +38 (067) 956-67-51.
