Museo etnografico di Bomba
Ethnographic museum in Bomba that reconstructs an early-20th-century farmhouse and the workshops of various trades.
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About the museum
The museum opened in 1990 to bring young people closer to the history, traditions and cultural roots of the town. It gathers the tools with which, for millennia, people met their needs and improved the living conditions of their families.
The objects are displayed in six rooms that recreate the setting of an Abruzzo farmhouse of the early 20th century, with period equipment such as typewriters and gramophones. Other areas present the workshops of the blacksmith, the carpenter, the tailor and the shoemaker. A permanent photographic exhibition (1850–1950) documents rural life, school and children's games.
Highlights
- Reconstruction of an early-20th-century Abruzzo farmhouse
- Workshops of the blacksmith, carpenter, tailor and shoemaker
- Permanent photographic exhibition 1850–1950
- Tools and everyday objects
Permanent exhibition
- Casa contadina e botteghe artigiane – Rooms recreating an early-20th-century farmhouse, workshops of the blacksmith, carpenter, tailor and shoemaker, and a photographic exhibition 1850–1950.
- Founded
- 1990
- Director
- Giuseppe Caniglia
- Visitors per year
- approx. 800
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €3 |
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The price comes from a Musei Italiani portal listing (2021).
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Getting there & parking
The museum is located in Via Roma, in the centre of Bomba.
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