Museo etnoantropologico della civilt� siciliana

A journey into the heart of Sicilian tradition

The Ethno-Anthropological Museum is a place dedicated to the memory and appreciation of Sicilian civilization. Through a carefully curated display of everyday objects and tools, visitors are led on a journey to discover the deep roots of the island's culture, closely linked to agriculture and artisanship.

The collection preserves precious testimonies of the past, linked to the crops that have shaped Sicily's history and economy, such as cereals, grapes, and olives. A large section is also dedicated to ancient crafts, with displays of the original tools of artisans such as shoemakers, bricklayers, carpenters, coopers, and dish tanners, representing a legacy of wisdom and manual skill that should not be forgotten.

The museum's thematic itineraries

To make the visit clearer and more immersive, the museum is divided into different thematic itineraries that delve into specific aspects of traditional Sicilian life:

• Wheat, bread, pasta: an area dedicated to the wheat cycle and its importance in the island's diet and culture.
• The land, the work: a section illustrating the tools and techniques of agricultural work.
• The vine, the wine: a journey to discover the Sicilian winemaking tradition.
• The house, the tools, the furniture, the trinkets: a reconstruction of domestic life of the past.
• The plots, the intrigues: a space dedicated to the art of weaving and braiding.
• Milk, cheese, ricotta: an in-depth look at the practices of pastoralism and dairy production.
• The professions: a tribute to the ancient artisan professions that have characterized the economic and social life of Sicily.