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The opening coincides with the opening in this space in a butterfly exhibition
The Director General of Tourism, Marina Garcia, accompanied by the Mayor of Jumilla, Francisco Abellán, attended today's reopening of the Museum of Ethnography and Jerónimo Molina Natural Sciences of the town after the rehabilitation work carried out in the building.
The performances, for which the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, through the Directorate General of Tourism and Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage, has invested 195,000 euros have been carried out on the second floor in the attic and the roof of the building.
The opening coincides with the opening of a butterfly exhibition, which will be displayed on the second floor.
Marina Garcia stressed that the center is emblematic of the city, which is one of the first museums of ethnography, which opened in the region and is a hallmark of Jumilla.
Work on the second floor consisted, among other actions, in a reinforcement of the floor, plaster casts and chopped back.
In addition, the paving has been renewed, has expanded the electrical installation has provided a new distribution and extended the ladder to the loft.
In the attic were recovered forged through metal profiles, the area has been paved and renovated with wood railing.
As for housing rehabilitation, the works included the removal of board and tile existing hurdle for later reuse, and plates were placed insulation, and a curved tile old coverage.
In addition, furniture was purchased to equip the museum.
The Director General of Tourism said, "We also are working to retrieve other items of cultural heritage of the city, as it demonstrates the openness of the courtyard of the castle and from the tourism point of view, the implementation of the routes the wine they are working very well for several years. "
Source: CARM
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