Museum of Hum AurA

One of the Best Places To Visits in Hum Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Piękne widoki. Visiting Hum and this place was a gem on our one day trip in central Istria. Small authentic with rich history. Our host Linda was really interesting and enthusiastic while telling us the story of this place. There's lots to see and taste, what I like the most is doing stuff by yourself (soap, liquor...). Well worth a visit and it ... Wonderful museum! makes you feel so welcome! Get the understanding and appreciation of the past not only for the locals but humans’ history over time. Wonderful interactive souvenirs! Literally a great setup that museums in big cities would be jealous of! Audio guide, friendly staff, clean, nice atmosphere, gifts and tasting ! I couldn’t think of anything to be done better Thank you! Das ist wirklich nett eingerichtet, mit dem Audioguide kann man alles mögliche über diese kleine Stadt erfahren. Wir wurden sehr nett empfangen und eingewiesen. Großartige Verkostung der vielseitigen Schnäpse. Fascinantno interaktivno popotovanje skozi zgodovino ....trgovina, pošta, šola, lekarna in številne obrtne delavnice... Sehr schöne alte Stadt mit kleinen Gassen und Geschäften. Lecker Trüffelkäse und Gin. Wir waren Montag 10.00 Uhr da wenig Touristen. Realy nice where you can see how common people of Istria live around 1900. Great equiped with old stuff. All as were and stuff. If in Hum must visit place to see ad feel how people once lived in these small towns. Entry fee is 10 euro but it worth the money. If you want to the spirit of the past of the smallest in the world, be sure to head to the of Hum Aura. The moment you step inside, you have truly stepped into history. It exudes from every corner of this family home converted into a guardian of ancient times. The is entered from a street paved with worn stone, which is an excellent introduction to the theme. The house is in its original condition, nothing has been changed, the new owners have only slightly removed the paint from the walls. As we walk, we hear the creak of wooden floors and stairs, which further enhances the experience. A costumed promoter introduced us to the story of life in Hum several hundred years ago. The owners wanted to show how people lived and what worked in Hum when it was a town. It should be noted that it is not a today, with only 28 registered residents. It used to have a pharmacy, a shop, a school, a post office, a distillery and various crafts – everything that was necessary for the lives of its residents. The is interactive, so visitors can, for example, make their own hand cream from a total of five different ingredients. The base is lanolin, and walnut macerate in sunflower, lavender essential oil, sage hydrolate, and glycerin are added. On the table in the pharmacy is a ready-made 100 percent natural soap that guests cut themselves. This shows how it was once sold – cut into 100-gram bars and wrapped in paper. The intoxicating scent of hazelnuts and walnuts wafts through the air in the antique shop. You can also smell the coffee that you can roast yourself and grind in an antique grinder. The room where the carpentry workshop is located is important to this for sentimental reasons. Namely, the owner's grandfather was a carpenter, and his tools were collected to be exhibited here. The sawdust, which was deliberately left behind, contributes to a stronger experience, giving the feeling that something is still being done and proves that this space is more than a classic museum. Great experience! We paid the 10€ for the self guided audio tour and then enjoyed some free samples at the aura shop and they also gave us a cute little magnet. A charming little in the world’s smallest town. Full of history, local traditions, and unique exhibits. Small but very special - worth a visit if you’re in Hum. Nettes kleines zur Geschichte von Hum und Aura. Wie gewohnt ein herzlicher Empfang bei Aura. Tremendous experience, history of Istria in one house through 11 interactive rooms, from pharmacy, first stores, bakery, post, first classrooms… Hardly to explain, but absolutely to recommend. Lovely and very interesting museum. Süßes kleines über die Geschichte des Ortes und der Destillerie. Der Audioguide machte es einfach alle Infos zu verstehen. 🙃 Wonderful museum, which has to be on "MUST VISIT" list! Even heard from local restaurant that the owner put his heart into this to find all stuff, which is very nice :) Trotz der Angabe "geöffnet" war das Lokal geschlossen🥺 Einfach sagenhaft. Danke für dieses tolle Museum...und den netten Menschen Five stars is not enough for the they offer: it was such a nice trip back to the 19th or early 20th century in the region. They put in a lot of thought and made it interactive and fun. We are so happy we didn’t miss it. The friendly lady offered us a cocktail once we finished the tour (of their 11 rooms!) and it turned out to be the highlight of our weekend in Istria! Highly recommended. Last month I went to this beautiful during my holiday. I would highly recommend it to you if you visit Croatia. It is a small in a cosy city, but wonderfully decorated. In the museum, you have several that each tell a different story. From a classroom to a post-office to a distillery. The atmosphere and kindness was lovely. The ladies were very friendly and dressed in a traditional dress from that area. They were more than willing to give me a tour through all the and tell the beautifull stories behind them. Aurora even helped me take pictures with the beaver for my scouting group. (some photos are on Google Maps). You could also do/buy small things such as bottling your own brandy, grinding coffee, cutting soap and so much more. You even get a little gift. All in all, it was an amazing little that is well worth your time. Would love to go back there. PS, thank you, Aurora, for the tour and the pictures. The kids loved them almost as much as the candy. Jako zanimljiv i lijepo uređen muzej starih zanata, koji svakako vrijedi pogledati. A wonderful little in the world’s smallest town! Absolutely worth the price – the ticket includes an audio guide, plus unique hands-on experiences like creating your own hand cream, cutting lavender soap, writing and sending a postcard in Glagolitic script, and even pouring your own biska. The are beautifully arranged, offering an authentic glimpse into life in the charming of Hum. 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