6 Outdoor Museums Around The World For History-Buffs

Outdoor Museums

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Outdoor Museums

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1. Netherlands Open Air Museums, Netherlands

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2. Skansen, Sweden

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3. Den Gamle By, Denmark

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4. Beamish - The Living Museum Of North, UK

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5. Chiltern Open-Air Museum, UK

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6. Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, Norway

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