With the aim of understanding and conveying the way of life that has persisted for generations in an agrarian town like Fernán Núñez, the Ethnographic Interpretation Center was created. The space, divided into two main rooms, showcases different moments in the development of machinery and work in the rural environment.

The ground floor is dedicated to the cultivation of orchards, which was one of the driving forces of the local economy. Visitors can also learn about the importance of butchering and cooking in family life during the post-war years through the exhibited objects.

Accessibility: The complex has spacious garden areas and a two-story building connected by a staircase, but it also has accessible entrances from the outside.