Art and Culture
Traditional Life Interpretation Centre
From nature to cobbled streets, a journey into the traditional life of the local people
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- Centro de Interpretación de la vida tradicional
Art and Culture
A centre that focuses on the traditional country life in Tierra de Barros
Location and Contact:
- Tel.:+34 924537651
- Email: ayuntamiento@hinojosadelvalle.es
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From nature to cobbled streets, a journey into the traditional life of the local people
The exhibition in this centre is divided into four parts, one for each season. This journey will show you the close link between the countryside and the town of Hinojosa del Valle, where agriculture and cattle raising are its livelihood. Starting off with nature in this region, which is well preserved, it continues with the farmlands until it gets to the towns and houses.
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Theme:
- Art and culture
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