Museu Casa Rull

The Casa Rull Museum, located in Sispony, in the parish of La Massana, Andorra, is a window to the past that allows visitors to delve into the daily life of a well-off peasant family of the 19th and 20th centuries. This stately home, one of the richest of its time, offers a unique experience for understanding Andorran culture and traditions.

Built in the 17th century, Casa Rull was the home of the Perich family, a family of landed peasants who played a prominent role in Andorran society. Over the centuries, the house underwent several modifications, including a reconstruction after a fire in the 19th century that destroyed part of its original structure.

In 2000, the house was converted into a museum to preserve and disseminate the country's cultural heritage.

The museum allows visitors to explore the different rooms of the house, from the kitchen to the bedrooms, including the spaces for storing and drying agricultural products. Each corner is equipped with original furniture and utensils that reflect the daily activities related to agriculture and livestock farming, offering an authentic view of Andorran rural life.

schedules

From January to May and from October to December - Tuesday to Saturday: 10am-2pm and 3pm-6pm.

June and September - Tuesday to Friday: 10am-2pm and 3pm-6pm / Saturdays 10am-2pm and 3pm-8pm / Sundays 10am-2pm.

July and August - Tuesday to Friday: 10am-2pm and 3pm-7pm / Saturdays 10am-2pm and 3pm-8pm / Sundays 10am-2pm.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION AND RATES

The last pass of the hologram system takes place one hour before closing.

It is advisable to book in advance for guided tours, which have an additional cost of €1.50 per person.

• General admission: €5.
• Reduced entry: €2.50.
• Free admission: for national schools and students, social services, people with disabilities, holders of the Carnet Jove, children under ten years of age, members of ICOM and ICOMOS, holders of the Magna Card, members of the Piolet Club, their parents and siblings, and for all citizens of the Principality on the first and third Saturday of each month and every Wednesday throughout the year.

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