Casa do Patrón Museo Etnográfico

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Doade, Spain

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Casa do Patrón Museo Etnográfico Details

Casa do Patrón Museo Etnográfico is located in Doade, Spain on Codesedo, 1,. Casa do Patrón Museo Etnográfico is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category ethnographic museum in Spain.

Address

Codesedo, 1,

Postal code

36519

City

Doade

Country

Spain

Phone

+34 986692203

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Rosa Garrido
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Sitio imprescindible para visitar, podrás ver muchísima antigüedad gallega. Ademas puedes comer allí, con reserva, cosa que no sabíamos, pero volveremos para comer la empanada de chorizo con torreznos. La entrada al museo 4, pero bien los merece.

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Roberto Naveiras
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Si te gusta conocer el patrimonio etnográfico de los lugares que visitas, no dejes de pasar por aquí. Te ruego que tengas en cuenta, mientras lo visitas, la dedicación y el trabajo de toda una vida para conseguir y restaurar todas estas piezas. Lo que hay detrás del Museo sólo lo saben los que lo han creado. Enhorabuena por ello y fuerza para seguir adelante.

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isabel f.p
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Un lugar precioso para disfrutar y visitar, donde se aprende a conocer la historia de la vida en las aldeas de Galicia, y para comer un buen cocido o lo que sea.. Digno de visitar

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Maria Vidal
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Es precioso , me trasladó a mi niñez, precioso el Castro. Lo conocí por una ruta de senderismo preciosa y muy bien señalizada.

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Christopher Kelly
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Boring

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Meghann Ormond
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This open-air museum comprises a number of village buildings and holds a collection of items from the 19th and early 20th centuries that draws from all across Galicia. In my view, though much smaller than the Museu do Povo in Santiago, this museum complex is just as informative and it's not redundant or overwhelming. In other words, it's better value! Combine a visit with a hearty, homemade lunch at the museum's restaurant to get the most out of the experience (you must call to reserve a table at least one day before planning to go). We had a lovely local woman as our guide, and she made the experience more interesting. The museum caters to Spanish-, Galician- and Portuguese-speakers but they are also able to assist French-speakers. English is not really spoken by staff. The museum is a private family-led initiative and they do not get support from the state, though the service they provide to visitors and schoolchildren is really valuable. It's worth going to support what they are trying to do.

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Mark Auchincloss
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Fascinating Museum with lots of exhibits about agriculture and everyday life in Galicia.

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sussex english
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Beautiful Christmas lights right now. The museum is a fantastic insight into the past

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