A songwriter at the museum.

Villa Marzoni. - The manor house was built in 1896 on the ruins of a castle and since 2005 is the seat of the Ethnographic Museum. On the ideal threads of the previous school for the children of workers in the rice fields, the Museum focuses on the cultivation of cereal. Fundamental cultivation for the economy of the area, the Museum tells its story by means of the tools proper to cultivation, called with dialectal names.

Thus the lamsura and the lamsurìn were the sickles for the harvest or the Cùda and the Cudè were those for sharpening the blades. The staging is vertical, by no means exhausting, and the objects are freely visible, as if from the hands of peasants. It is advisable to visit the town in spring, on the occasion of the patronal feast or for the late summer festival 'Cantici dell'arte'. On the first floor there are temporary pictorial exhibitions and frequently local songwriters choose the museum to perform, feeling the warmth of the cultural roots that act as a cradle, such as water with rice. It is also advisable to visit the organic rice fields of Tornaco, where you can hear frogs croaking or migratory birds to rest.