Archpriest's House Museum

This small museum is housed in the rooms of an old manor house. The ground floor houses the ethnographic collections: the traditional kitchen and farming tools. There is also an archaeological collection featuring artifacts from prehistoric, Roman, and medieval periods, as well as the house’s underground cellar, where wine was once stored in clay jars.

On the upper floor, visitors will discover a room dedicated to the *Book of Good Love* by the Archpriest of Hita. There are also three rooms dedicated to the Medieval Theater Festival of “Hita”: the collection of masks from the armies of Don Carnal and Doña Cuaresma, the collection of posters, a photography exhibition, and the room dedicated to Manuel Criado de Val, the festival’s director and founder.