Old Siberian Museum
About This Museum
Tucked away on a quiet street in Omsk, the Old Siberian Museum isn't just a building—it's a portal. You don't just see history here; you step right into it, wandering through a preserved village of wooden houses with intricate window frames. The air smells of old timber and earth, and you half expect a 19th-century merchant to stroll past. It’s an incredibly immersive experience that completely transports you from the modern world.
Collection Highlights
The real magic is in the lived-in details: a traditional Siberian izba with a massive stove, a working blacksmith's forge where you can watch demonstrations, and a schoolhouse filled with antique primers and maps. Don't miss the beautiful, hand-painted sleighs—they're stunning.
Visitor Information
It's easy to find at Ulitsa Sovetov 29, and honestly, you'll want to set aside at least two or three hours to properly explore the grounds. Check their social media for special events like folk festivals, which really bring the place to life.
Architecture & Building
The heart of the museum is its collection of gorgeous late-19th century wooden buildings, all ornately carved in that classic Siberian style. Think deep-set windows framed by lace-like woodwork and steeply pitched roofs built to shed heavy snow.
Contact & Location
Address: 646670, Большеречье, Большереченское городское поселение, Большереченский район, Омская область, Сибирский федеральный округ, Россия
Phone: +7 381 692-12-45
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