Musée de la Fraise et du Patrimoine, Agricultural museum in Plougastel-Daoulas, France.
Musée de la Fraise et du Patrimoine is an agricultural museum in Plougastel-Daoulas that preserves the farming and maritime history of the peninsula across approximately 500 square meters. The collection includes tools, clothing, and household items that reflect the everyday life of people who worked the land and sea.
Strawberries arrived from Chile in the 1700s and gradually became the main crop of the region. This shift transformed agriculture here and shaped the local economy for centuries.
Sixty mannequins display traditional Breton clothing worn by local residents from the early 1800s to today. These costumes tell the story of how daily life and social customs changed over time in this region.
The museum is accessible for visitors with reduced mobility, and parking is available at the entrance. Plan for a one to two hour visit to comfortably view all the collections at your own pace.
The museum serves as one of three Geopark Armorique Houses and displays exhibits about flax cultivation. This overlooked crop once supported the local economy and was essential to everyday life.
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