The Museum of Rural Life tells the story of the countryside through its unique collection of historical buildings, tools, goods and machines used by local craftsmen between 1750 and 1960, and a social history of village life from the nineteenth century is presented, covering school life, domestic work, shops and handicrafts in that period. And it has an antique iron furnace, a wooden garden and an old railway, and it offers a range of fun activities such as the country Sunday event.