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Description

The Etnográfico Campos is an ethnographic museum in the southern Mallorcan town of Campos, showcasing tools, equipment and fully recreated settings from traditional Mallorcan crafts and trades of the past.

A Collection with History

Built up over 27 years, the Etnográfico Campos collection brings together authentic objects from the everyday lives of past generations on Mallorca. You'll find fully furnished craft workshops — from the blacksmith and basket weaver to the dyer, locksmith and barber — as well as merchant shops and a wealth of agricultural tools and implements. Every room has been carefully prepared, with objects displayed just as they would have been used.

Guided Through the Past

The museum spans three floors. Guided tours led by Miquel and Andrés, the two men behind the collection, are a highlight of any visit: their accounts of traditional crafts, local customs and daily life in Mallorca across the generations are both engaging and surprisingly in-depth — a tour can easily take well over two hours.

In the Heart of Campos

The museum is located at Carrer de Francesc Talladas Historiador 29, right in the centre of Campos, a market town in the south of the island. The exhibition is explicitly suitable for families with children of all ages.

Facilities & services

Accessibility
EntranceRestroom
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Families with children

Services

  • Museum or exhibition entry

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a visit to the Etnográfico Campos typically take?
A visit typically takes well over two hours.
Is the museum suitable for children?
Yes, the museum is explicitly suited to families with children.
How long did it take to build the collection?
The collection was assembled over a period of 27 years.
What does the exhibition show about traditional life in Mallorca?
The exhibition shows how our ancestors in Mallorca lived, worked and preserved their traditions.
What kinds of objects are included in the collection?
The collection includes tools from old trades and everyday utensils. It was assembled over decades through a process of selection and subsequent recovery.
How is the exhibition organized?
The exhibition is divided into three sections. A small part of the ground floor covers the primary sector, especially agriculture; the rest of the ground floor and much of the second floor display trades from the secondary sector.
What distinguishes the collection’s distinctive pieces?
The distinctive pieces stand out for their historical, cultural and ethnographic value. Many bear witness to trades, traditions and ways of life that have disappeared or changed radically.

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Carrer de Francesc Talladas Historiador, 29, 07630 Campos
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