The outdoor Museum is located in the Polish city of Radom in the Mazowieckie Voivodeship. The rural Museum is located in a picturesque hillside location on the South-Western outskirts of the city on the territory of 32 hectares. the Exhibition tells about the culture and architecture of Radom and the surrounding villages.

The open air Museum was founded in 1977. Since its inception, the main purpose of the Museum is the collection and preservation of the Polish folk architecture. The oldest monument in the Museum is the Church of St. Dorota 1749. The Museum also has a collection of windmills, built in different architectural styles. Currently the permanent exhibition of the Museum under the open sky has more than 60 objects. The Museum's cafe, where you can taste national dishes. The exhibition allows guests to enjoy the village life of the early twentieth century.

The large grounds of the Museum of rare plants are grown and bred some animals. Also, the Museum boasts a unique collection of agricultural equipment and archival materials related to the development of agriculture in the region.

Every year there are various activities aimed at popularization of folk culture among the younger generation. One of the most popular festivals is the festival of bread. In winter, the field Museum annually hosts a historical reconstruction of the January uprising, which attracts participants from different parts of the country.