Museo Etnológico Luis Perales
Ethnological museum in a three-storey building that houses the collection of traditional objects assembled by Luis Perales over more than four decades.
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About the museum
The museum grew out of the collection of ethnological objects that Luis Perales, a resident of Llanera de Ranes, gathered over more than forty years. The collection is so large that it completely fills a three-storey building with a basement, next to the Plaza de la Iglesia. The museum opened its doors on 29 March 2003.
The collection covers the popular and traditional culture of the village and the region: domestic and social life, furniture, trade and exchange, transport, agriculture, livestock farming and crafts, with complete series of objects and tools.
On the ground floor there is a wide variety of materials, including a very complete kitchen; the first floor is devoted to agriculture, from sowing to harvest, and to a bedroom; the top floor displays a collection of cigarette packets from around the world and other curiosities.
Highlights
- Collection assembled by Luis Perales over more than forty years
- A very complete traditional kitchen
- Agriculture room: from sowing to harvest
- Collection of cigarette packets from around the world
Permanent exhibition
- Colección etnológica Luis Perales – Three floors and a basement with a kitchen, farm implements, a bedroom, craft objects and a collection of cigarette packets from around the world.
- Founded
- 2003
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