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The title of a national conference with international participation fully reflects the aims and goals that the organizers set as starting points for a broad discussion about the purpose, current state and future development of open air museums in our country. Such a large scale discussion occurred only once, at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s, in the course of preparations of the methodology for building open air museums in Czechoslovakia.1 Forty years later, experts and open air museum workers decided that the principles introduced in the methodology had to be revisited in light of social changes that the country experienced in the past decades and in relation to contemporary trends in museology and changing needs of the visitors.

Mission and future of open air museums in the Czech Republic