The Museum of Agricultural Technology and Work is an exhibition of vintage agricultural machinery as well as an educational and multimedia laboratory that combines a technical reading of the stages of the evolution of engines and mechanical devices in rural areas with the assessment of the social, economic and cultural transformations that tractors have determined in the lives of all of us.


A space that looks at the recent past and the cultural identity of the Samnium territory, it is located in the area of Piano Cappelle and consists of a real centre of cultural promotion of the history of agriculture and agrarian technologies. It collects, distributed in ten pavilions, tractors and agricultural machines, coming from all over the world, above all rare specimens in perfect state of conservation. Here you can find a series of installations that reconstruct the environment of the traditional agricultural society, a system of plasma screens with educational footages and the magic multimedia “quadrisfera” that tells, in a complex system of video and mirrors, the evolution of the rural landscape over time.

In the guided tour the apparently cold agricultural machine comes to life, surrounded by figures of farm workers and masters. The setting up, that follows the stages of the introduction of the technique in the tiring work of the fields, is the scenery for a series of stories about traditional life and for the recovery of agricultural techniques and products disappeared or at risk of disappearing. The structure, which has a large outdoor theatre can hold and arrange shows and other events as well.

PHOTOGALLERY

OPENING HOURS AND TICKETS

  • OPEN: from Tuesday to Sunday except December 25th and January 1st and Easter day
  • SUMMER HOURS: from 9:00 to 13:00 / from 17:00 to 20:00
  • WINTER HOURS: from 9:00 to 13:00 / from 15:00 to 18:00
  • FREE ENTRY
  • ACCESSIBLE TO People WITH DISABILITIES

HOW TO REACH US

Address: Contrada Piano Cappelle, 82100 Benevento
Email: musei_bn@sannioeuropa.com
Telephone: 00824 303165 – CUP (booking centre) 345 7542984