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A museum that aims to preserve and offer an account of country life in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, documented by artifacts and various objects. The museum is located on two floors: the first one is set up as a home environment and the basement contains objects that testify to the various activities of the territory: agro-forestry-pastoral (dairy processing, haying, farming, viticulture, cereal), crafts ( leather work, iron, wool), women's activities (spinning and sewing), commercial and public services (school, office, shop). The opening is free but by appointment.