Ethnographic Museum of Peasant Civilisation.

the museum develops in two halls. In the first discusses the social context relating to the country, documenting the importance of folklore in the culture of a community; the peasant house, with the exhibition of objects and tools of everyday life in the family; images of devotion and of popular faith.
In the second hall you expose objects of particular interest relating to agriculture and sheep that represent the continuing evolution of "peasant Technology" and instruments of craft work.
Each exposed object is identified by a number of photo archive anforache is reference to a caption that makes clear the use and meaning.
The didactic section is provided with a room for the study and the documentation.
The Photographic Archive and the bibliographic sources are at the disposal of scholars and students.