Muzej na prostem Ralo
Cuber 20, SI-9240 Ljutomer
Phone386 (0) 2 581 1463
Vladimir Primec, owner
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| name = Ralo Open Air Museum | | name = Ralo Open Air Museum | ||
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| name = Vladimir Primec | | name = Vladimir Primec | ||
| role = owner | | role = owner | ||
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| − | [[Ralo Open Air Museum]] was founded in 1998 by Vladimir Primec after collecting ethnological exhibits | + | [[Ralo Open Air Museum]] was founded in [[established::1998]] by [[Vladimir Primec]] after collecting ethnological exhibits – farming tools and machinery – for several years. It is named after a ''ralo'' ("ard"), a hook-shaped branch whose sharpened end was used to loosen and break up the soil. It is located in the vine growing and farming region of Slovenske Gorice in Prlekija in the village Ralo. |
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| − | The museum is located in the open air on the owner's farm. Over 300 farming machines and tools (including manual and engine-driven threshing machines, horse-drawn mowers, sprayers and ploughs) are exhibited including a rich collection of farming tools of all kinds. | + | The museum is located in the open air on the owner's farm. Over 300 farming machines and tools (including manual and engine-driven threshing machines, horse-drawn mowers, sprayers, and ploughs) are exhibited including a rich collection of farming tools of all kinds. A special curiosity is the open fireplace kitchen with kitchen utensils from 60 years ago. The kitchen is still in use for drying meat and sausages. |
| − | Specialities of the Ralo Open Air Museum are home made seasonal delicacies for instance spring water and home bread with ''zaseka''. | + | Specialities of the Ralo Open Air Museum are home-made seasonal delicacies, for instance, spring water and home-made bread with ''zaseka'' or minced lard. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
| + | * [http://www.jeruzalem.si/index2.php?stran=vsebina&id=61&lang=sl_SI Ralo Open Air Museum on Local Tourist Organisation Ljutomer Prlekija website] (in Slovenian) | ||
| + | * [http://www.slovenia.info/si/muzej/Muzej-Ralo-Cuber.htm?muzej=7058&lng=1 Ralo Open Air Museum on Slovenia Info website] (in Slovenian) | ||
[[Category:Museums]] | [[Category:Museums]] | ||
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The museum is located in the open air on the owner's farm. Over 300 farming machines and tools (including manual and engine-driven threshing machines, horse-drawn mowers, sprayers, and ploughs) are exhibited including a rich collection of farming tools of all kinds. A special curiosity is the open fireplace kitchen with kitchen utensils from 60 years ago. The kitchen is still in use for drying meat and sausages.
Specialities of the Ralo Open Air Museum are home-made seasonal delicacies, for instance, spring water and home-made bread with zaseka or minced lard.
See also
External links
- Ralo Open Air Museum on Local Tourist Organisation Ljutomer Prlekija website (in Slovenian)
- Ralo Open Air Museum on Slovenia Info website (in Slovenian)
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Ralo Open Air Museum was founded in 1998 by Vladimir Primec after collecting ethnological exhibits – farming tools and machinery – for several years. +
Ralo Open Air Museum was founded in 1998 by Vladimir Primec after collecting ethnological exhibits – farming tools and machinery – for several years. +
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