The architectural and ethnographic museum of wooden architecture "Khokhlovka" is one of the main attractions of the Perm region, attracting many visitors every year. Located on the picturesque bank of the Kama River near the village of Khokhlovka, the museum was founded in 1945 as a branch of the Perm Museum of Local Lore and only in 1980 the museum was opened to the first visitors.

Exposition

The exposition of the museum is 23 monuments of wooden architecture, located in the open air and dating from 17-20 centuries. The whole territory of the museum is divided into several sectors: North-Western, Northern and Southern Prikamye, each of which has its own architecture.

Constructions

The most interesting buildings in Khokhlovka are the buildings connected with the extraction of salt; as well as churches, made in the best traditions of Russian wooden architecture. All the constructions of the Khokhlovka salt complex were taken from the Ust-Borovsk salt painting factory from Solikamsk and include a 12-meter brine-picking tower, a salt chest-sump, a casket weighing more than 100 tons, a varnish and a 28 m long salt barn.

Unique samples of residential architecture are concentrated in the "Northern Prikamye" sector, and, here, in the "Southern Prikamye" there is a bell tower of the Trinity Church, brought from the village of Syrah and the Bogoroditskaya church from the village of Tokhtarevo, Suksu district, which is a rare monument of Russian wooden th architecture of the 17th century

How to get there and the way of work

For visitors the museum is open daily from May to October from 10:00 to 18:00. The rest of the time - only by appointment. The cost of admission is about 120 rubles per person, excursions - from 50 rubles. per person in the group of up to 10.

The prices are indicated as of January 2013.

Painting on wood, Khokhlovka

Khokhlovka

Khokhlovsky deer

Izba, Khokhlovka

Khokhlovka in winter