Aritzo museum system
Spanish prison "To Bovida"
The structure dating back to the 16th century, artifact with a pointed vault that puts the lower part with the upper part of the village in communication, Built with stones and wood, documents life in a prison environment in the past centuries until the middle of the century. XX. Section located in the historic center, In a traditional mountain residence setting, The building houses the permanent exhibition on magic and witchcraft in Sardinia between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, rising to a real museum specialized in this sector and a unique case in the ethnographic island reality.
Casa Devilla
It is an architectural complex that preserves the original nucleus of the Spanish plant intact, Although it is the result of various construction phases. The structure develops on three levels and is introduced by an imposing masonry entrance built in 1889. From here you access a courtyard whose trapezoidal shape accentuates the scenic effect, favored by the particular prospective perception of space and embellished with the wealth of the entire house, aimed at highlighting the social role of the Devilla in the Aritzese community.
Antonio Mura Museum
The Mura Museum, which is based in the former Town Hall in Pratz'e Iscola, It is a space dedicated to the painter Antonio Mura within which his major works are present, and many others donated to the Municipality by private individuals and his family members; A space that binds the artist with his fellow villagers, To show and celebrate the greatness and skill of a Sardinian of the first of the 900.
Ethnographic museum
The ethnographer museum as a treasure chest of the country's history and memories. A path to cross, to live. The Ethnographic Museum of Aritzo is an indissoluble component of the social and residential fabric, of the territory and the naturalistic heritage and for this reason it has also been defined “eco-museum“.