Ethnographic Museum of Rasura: a peasant house that tells the story of mountain life
The Ethnographic Museum of Rasura is housed in an ancient dwelling located near the parish church.
The building has remained unchanged over time, offering visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the daily life of past peasant life. Inside, numerous objects related to domestic life, agricultural work, and craftsmanship are on display, allowing for an understanding of the traditions and habits of the local community.
🛠️ What to see
- Everyday objects: kitchen utensils, furnishings, and household tools.
- Agricultural and artisanal tools: testimonies of traditional work activities.
- Original environments: rooms that preserve the aspect and atmosphere of past households.
The visit experience is enriched by the possibility of perceiving the smell of smoke and natural materials, offering a sensory immersion into the mountain life of the past.
