Two days of log buildings
The open-air museum, which began with two houses moved here from the Rožnov square, on the first day; Jurkovič's lodges at Pustevny on the second. The same museum looks after both.
Day 1 – the open-air museum and the town
≈ 5 h 35 min
The museum's three sites – Dřevěné městečko, Valašská dědina and Mlýnská dolina – take up most of the day; the church and the park beyond the fence are left for the afternoon.
The oldest open-air museum in central Europe • since 1925
The final resting place of notable figures of Moravian Wallachia
The burial ground lies inside Dřevěné městečko, by the arcade of the Church of Saint Anne.
Lunch in the centre
1 h
The Church of All Saints
20 minA fifty-metre tower above Rožnov • completed in 1752
The spa park Hájnice • a copy of the wooden bandstand of 1884
Day 2 – the lodges at Pustevny
≈ 3 h 30 min
The buildings stand in the saddle or just above it, so there is barely any walking. In the afternoon a detour is added to the lake that tourists dug themselves.
Brána Pusteven
30 minInformation centre and gateway to the Pustevny complex • opened 2024
Libušín
40 minJurkovič's dining hall with interiors based on Aleš's drawings • restored in 2020
Maměnka
15 minJurkovič's lodge, where guests have stayed since 1899
The oldest Pohorská jednota Radhošť building on the ridge • 1894
Lunch at Pustevny
1 hPustevny–Mořské oko
10 min0,5 km · waymarks: red
Mořské oko
20 minA lake dug by walkers out of a wetland • 1894
Pustevny–Mořské oko
10 min0,5 km · waymarks: red