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Ethnographic Museum

The Ethnographic Museum of Estepona is on the second floor of the bullring building, surrounded by gardens, opposite the port area. It grew out of Miguel López García's collection of farming implements, to which donations from local residents were added. The pieces are divided into two areas: work at sea, with replicas of boats, fishing gear and navigation instruments, and agricultural, domestic and livestock life, with farm tools. Among the exhibits is a patera alongside models and tackle. The museum thus preserves the trades that sustained the local economy for centuries, fishing and farming, and lets you compare how work was done on the coast and inland. Entry is through the bullring complex, which shares a building with the Bullfighting Museum.

Things to do at Ethnographic Museum: 2 missions

• Compare the farming implements in the collectionExamine the farm tools that gave rise to the museum, the Miguel López García collection, and pick the one that surprises you most.
• Find the patera displayed beside the modelsGo through the sea section and find the patera displayed among the models and the fishing and navigation tackle.

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Source: Web oficial - Patrimonio Histórico de Estepona (Museo Etnográfico)