⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you are looking for places to visit in Tudanca the beautiful municipality of 196 inhabitants, we recommend La Casona Ethnographic Museum, House Museum of Tudanca, a beautiful place of tourist interest.

La Casona, House Museum of Tudanca (Tudanca)

Data about La Casona, Casa Museo De Tudanca

This image can be subject ? Copyright. See author >> La Casona, Casa Museo De Tudanca Address: Place Barrio Tudanca, 0 SN, 39555 Tudanca Phone: 942 59 84 25 Web: https://www.museosdecantabria.es/fr/casona-de-tudanca/visitar/horarios-tarifas-servicios Municipality: Tudanca Locality: Tudanca  

Hours Ethnographic Museum – La Casona, Casa Museo De Tudanca – Tudanca

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
br>Friday: Closed
Saturday: From 10:30 ? 2:30 p.m.: From 3:30 p.m.? 17:30
Sunday: From 10:30? 2:30 p.m.: From 3:30 p.m.? 17:30

 

Data from the Tudanca City Council

Address: 0 0 Telephone: 942729002 Website: tudanca.es

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Ethnographic Museum – La Casona, Casa Museo De Tudanca – Tudanca

 

The Ethnographic Museum in La Casona, Tudanca House Museum, is located in the town of Tudanca, in the Liébana region, in the autonomous community of Cantabria, in northern Spain. This museum is located in an old mountain-style house, dating from the 16th century, and which has been restored and equipped to house a large collection of traditional objects and tools from the region. The ethnographic museum is dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of the culture and traditions of the Liébana region, showing the way of life of its inhabitants throughout the centuries. The museum’s collection includes a wide variety of elements related to agriculture, livestock, crafts, domestic life, religion, festivals and celebrations, among other aspects of daily life. Among the objects exhibited in the museum, you can find agricultural and livestock tools, kitchen utensils, antique furniture, traditional costumes, musical instruments, objects of religious worship, elements related to transhumance, and much more. You can also see models, photographs, historical documents and other materials that help contextualize and understand the relevance of each object in the life of the communities in the region. In addition to the permanent collection, the Ethnographic Museum in La Casona, Tudanca’s home museum, organizes temporary exhibitions, workshops, conferences and other activities related to the culture and history of the region. It also offers guided tours for audiences of all ages, in order to bring closer and publicize the rich heritage of Liébana. The building that houses the museum is in itself an architectural jewel, with its stone façade and interior decorated with antique furniture and belongings, which makes the visit even more enriching. In summary, the Ethnographic Museum in La Casona, Tudanca House Museum, is an essential place for those interested in learning about the history and culture of the Liébana region, through a carefully selected collection and presented in a unique and evocative environment. .