The Pego Ethnographic Museum displays all kinds of objects, tools and photographs on the crop that marks life in the municipality: rice. A walk through its rooms explains how life was in Pego around the cultivation of rice in the marsh, and in the background, how were the traditional trades and the cultivation of oranges. The great influence that this way of life exerts in Pegolin society is demonstrated: in the economy, in crafts and in gastronomy, for example. There is also a space dedicated to the world of the mill. The museum has explanatory panels so that the route is clear to the visitor.
It is located inside the House of Culture and admission is free.
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General view of the House of Culture of Pego
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Access to the museums of Pego, in the House of Culture
