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The Old Village Museum is located in Kumrovec, a small settlement in the northern part of Croatia, which belongs to the Krapina - Zagorje county. The biggest landmark is the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito, the president of the former Yugoslavia.
The renovated and reconstructed buildings include 25 residential houses, 9 farm buildings and eight smaller structures such as two corn barns, two piggeries and four wells. The museum collection includes 2,800 exhibits, most of which are on permanent display. All 15 ethnographic displays and two historical ones provide a unique insight into the traditional way of life, old customs and crafts and handicrafts of some that have long been forgotten. Visitors are also presented with historical figures and events connected with the settlement of Kumrovec at the turn of the 19th century into the 20th century. Special attention was paid to preserving the original appearance and beauty of the local landscape. The most extensive restoration works took place in Staro selo between 1979 and 1985. They included the restoration of the old road and stone bridge, as well as the arrangement of the Skrnik stream, which flows through the village into the nearby Sotla river.
The Staro Selo Museum is the only open-air museum in Croatia. The museum is closed on January 1st, December 25th and 26th, November 1st and Easter Sunday, but is open for visits on other days of the year.