Casa Grazioli o «Casa de la Béga»

In the middle of Strombiano, Casa Grazioli, also known as de la Béga, shows how people have lived in these valleys over the last two centuries. It was lived in until 1991; in 1998 the Comune di Peio bought it to turn it into a museum, and today it is opened to small groups by the Linum association, which oversaw its restoration. Over three floors and the attic you pass through the room with the wood-burning range, two kitchens with open hearths, the ovens where panéti are still baked, and the stua with its majolica stove; in the wardrobe and the chest of drawers the clothes and linen of the last occupant remain. The furnishings and objects are the original ones, and the roof is covered with shingles made in the traditional way.