The Budnar’s house is a unique living museum depicting the lives of our ancestors. The renovated house, which was declared a historic monument, is owned by the municipality of Kamnik, and was named after its last owner, Cveto Budnar. Today the house is a living museum which preserves a more than one hundred year old tradition of old farm houses and the simple peasant life. The smoke kitchen with its open fireplace still smoking, farmhouse parlour or a living room called “hiša” with maple table and the traditional small house altar in the dining corner, a wooden bench around the table, a traditional bed, a special table for kneading dough, are only some of the interesting things that give this house a special meaning.