Its Ethnological Museum aims to be a place for conservation, research and dissemination of its local cultural heritage.
More information, on the Ador Town Hall website.
It is an instrument of promotion of the artists themselves and those who want to show their work, and also a space to carry out didactic activities aimed at the whole town and especially at the school students.
The emblematic building that housed during its time, for several decades, the old City Hall and other school buildings, is located in the old town centre. Its attractive stone facade is a symbol of all the cultural promotions that spread through billboards and other media. It emphasizes a very cozy environment next to a newly-equipped garden square.
Two spacious rooms allow to house, on one hand, effects, fittings and objects of all kinds provided by the neighborhood itself, which are conveniently selected and grouped for their usefulness in home daily tasks and in the field, they occupy the space completely destined for the permanent exhibition. The presence of elements used in bee-keeping has a special importance because it is a strong economic sector from the 16th century, to the extreme of being Ador the second producer of honey in the region during the period of 1944.
On the other hand, the area dedicated to temporary or traveling exhibitions, of any artistic or cultural event, will play an important role in the future exhibitions planned as a result of a agreement on museum matters signed with la Diputació de Valencia which means the contribution and assignment of pieces, exchange of exhibitions, advice, etc.