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Museo Etnográfico del Reino de Pamplona in Valle de Ollo
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Museo Etnográfico del Reino de Pamplona

Ethnographic museum in the Fantikorena house (1641) in Arteta, with some 8,000 objects from pre-industrial rural life in the former Kingdom of Navarre.

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Om museet

The museum was founded by the sculptor and ethnographer Joxe Ulibarrena Arellano, who opened it in 1964 in Berrioplano. In 1982 his family set up the Fundación Mariscal Pedro de Nabarra to hold and safeguard the collection, and in 1986 the museum moved to Arteta, where it was reopened by José Miguel de Barandiarán. In 2016 it celebrated its 30th anniversary in the Fantikorena house, and in 2017 the Government of Navarre recognised it as a permanent museum collection.

The Fantikorena house was built in 1641 and is an example of seventeenth-century vernacular architecture, with a ground floor and two further floors. The layout, placement and staging of the objects are the work of Ulibarrena (Peralta, 1924 – Uterga, 2020), who died at the age of 96; the project is now carried on by the Ulibarrena-Herce family.

The collection brings together some 8,000 pieces from the former Kingdom of Navarre showing pre-industrial rural life, grouped by trade: livestock, farming, blacksmithing, carpentry, cooperage, shepherding and transhumance, and objects relating to cheese, bread, wine and honey. The route contrasts a primitive seventeenth-century kitchen with an early twentieth-century home.

Højdepunkter

  • Fantikorena house of 1641, an example of vernacular architecture
  • Some 8,000 pieces grouped by trade
  • Primitive seventeenth-century kitchen with an oven in the central hearth
  • Collection of weaving tools
  • Early twentieth-century home with a full bathroom
  • Rooms of music, games, toys and mythology

Permanent udstilling

  • Exposición permanente en la casa Fantikorena – Tour of the floors of the 1641 house: traditional trades on the ground floor, the primitive kitchen and household utensils on the first floor, and an early twentieth-century home with rooms for music, games and mythology on the third floor.
Grundlagt
1964
Ejer
Fundación Mariscal Pedro de Nabarra

Entrépriser & rabatter

Visit by appointment outside usual hours (afternoons and weekdays)3 €By appointment on +34 636 845 984.
School visit (per pupil)3 €Advance booking essential.

Free admission to visits during the usual hours on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

Tilgængelighed

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Børn og familie

    The museum has organised activities such as an underwear parade of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the exhibition “Juguetes de ayer” (Toys of Yesterday).

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    Godt at videGuided visits and group visits are offered, booked online or by telephone. For school visits, advance booking is essential (educacion@museoetnograficoarteta.com). The project “Museo Ibiltaria / Museo Itinerante” takes 10 suitcases with 100 objects to schools in upper primary and ESO (secondary).

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