Museums are institutions that exhibit, preserve and from generation to generation transmit the cultural values of the society, the works that have witnessed the time. Over time in line with museums purposes and functions have formed many types of museums. Natural History Museums, Art Museums, Science Museums, Archeology Museums, Ethnography Museums, Toy Museums, Children's Museums, Open Air Museums and Living Museums are some of them. Living Museums is a type of museum that transfer the cultural heritage of a society apart from preserving, storing and under appropriate conditions displaying, with a participatory approach to ensure the transmission from generation to generation that conveys and even teaches and teaches visitors all the traditions, customs and life styles of that society and allows visitors to experience at every stage of the visit. This approach, communicating with visitors plays an instructive role in understanding the roots of the society for young generation and reminds older visitors. First to operate with the approach of protecting and transferring cultural heritage are Open Air Museums. Traditional architecture and the culture and life style of the region by living in these formations established in open areas to aimed to convey to visitors with the understanding of "Living Village". With the understanding of "Living Village", it is aimed to convey the traditional village life to the visitors by living in these formations established in open areas to explain the traditional architecture, the culture and lifestyle of the region. In this study, the Living Village Cultural Heritage Museums, which operate in Ankara-Merkez, Beypazarı, Bursa and Bayburt were examined in this sense, their activities for the protection and transfer of culture were evaluated.