The best specialized museums Spain

Located in a typical house of the city, recently rehabilitated, it presents the history and processes of the great référent of the village: the torta del Casar, but it also shows the daily life of families (houses, kitchen objects, ovens…) and the shepherds, with their work tools (fers to mark the beasts or hooks to catch them). Several videos reflect this visit by contextualisant objects presented and reconstructed spaces.

Through models, this museum is raising awareness of the activities of the rural world (work, habitat, fiestas, field life) still very alive in this region. After this first step, you are advised to discover this reality in situ by visiting the village of Cenera. 

We will, of course, stop in this place which pays tribute to one of the flagship products of the production and Gastronomy of La Bañeza, beans, of course white but also of all other colours and which benefits from a PGI (protected geographical indication) Alubia de la León-León. Located in the building where its regulatory council sits, it presents a collection of instruments, models and photographs to better understand the culture of this product, as well as samples of all varieties from Spain. 

José Victor Rodríguez Caro, better known as Victorio, and José Luis Medina del Corral (Lucchino) are two Andalusian designers who began their careers in Seville in the late 1970s. Since June 2022, their museum in Victorio's hometown has been housed in the former Santa Clara monastery, a ^16th-century building. It retraces their career in 7 rooms, displaying some sixty pieces, including their wedding dresses.