Housed in a group of wooden buildings dating from 1866, this museum contains one of the country's finest ethnographic collections. The ground floor showcases the tools of various corporations: farmers, wine growers, beekeepers, fishermen and craftsmen. The first floor is devoted to a splendid collection of costumes, an unusually long loom and a precursor of the sewing machine. The upper floor, home to lovely carved ceilings, displays furniture and objects which keep alive a certain nostalgia for the Belle Époque.