The Ethnological Museum is located in a 14th century oven that worked until the last third of the 20th century and preserves beautiful Gothic arches. This building was built from a privilege of the Infante D. Juan, given in Zaragoza on February 27, 1378, which referred to the granting of an oven in the suburb of Alpuente, because it had been destroyed in the war with Castile and the existing one was not enough for the "multitude of inhabitants" that then housed the Villa. The museum houses a very diverse sample of objects: farming tools, elements that were used for the preparation of bread...; utensils that some years ago were used in the daily life of the whole region and, most of them, today have fallen into disuse. The permanent exhibition focuses on the communal management of the territory. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>