The Open-air Museum 'Staro Selo' (Old Village) Sirogojno offers a unique insight into traditional 19th-century Serbian rural life, featuring authentic log cabins, workshops, and ethnographic exhibits. The site is generally walkable, though some paths may be uneven; while accessible for most, full wheelchair accessibility might be limited on all trails. Visitors can explore independently, but guided tours are highly recommended for a comprehensive understanding of the exhibits and history. The museum is open year-round, but spring through early autumn provides the most pleasant weather for outdoor exploration. Entry costs are typically modest, usually a few hundred Serbian Dinars. A typical visit lasts approximately 2-3 hours, allowing time to wander through the village, visit the craft shops, and enjoy traditional food at the on-site restaurant. It's a perfect destination for those interested in cultural heritage and a serene escape into Serbian history, often combined with a visit to nearby Zlatibor.