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The children's museum is also the Historical Documentation Centre of the School, which was created in 1989 with the primary aim to rescue, preserve, study and exhibit some testimonies that tell the childhood’s history and education in Albacete’s province.

The house must have been built in the eighteenth century, undergoing various transformations in the nineteenth century and in the thirties of the twentieth century. La Casa de Perona was rehabilitated to house the headquarters of the Ombudsman in Castilla La Mancha, but with the demise of this institution, it will give a new use, such as delegation of the Regional Government of Castilla La Mancha in Albacete. The building is a Mansion of a late rococo, pointing to neoclassicism and is located in Feria's street.

The building is noted for its clock tower that houses the city shield and breastplate and top with balustrade. Predominantly the symmetrical arrangement of elongated windows on the first floor with elaborate fittings. On the first floor is the former Plenary Hall, which is used as a venue for conferences, meetings, civil weddings.
It has several exhibition halls, especially in the second floor permanent exhibition highlights the World Folk Art Collecting Lucas Ramirez.

It is the first museum of its kind in Spain and was added to three of knife in the world, along with the cities of Solingeun (Germany) and Thiers (France). States under the Declaration of Albacete, in defense of the knife industry with the theme "three cities three museums, three countries". An exhibition space that aims to preserve and conserve the historic heritage and its social use as a cultural and economic resource. The building has a room dedicated to temporary exhibitions to accommodate different national and international ‘cuchilleras’ samples through collaboration with other museums and ‘cuchilleras’ cities, besides own association Albacete knife APRECU exhibitions. Among its permanent collections Collection highlights especially the "Jesus Vico" important for the variety of archaeological samples from the Iron Age, Roman and Visigoth period. Following the history of the museum Cutlery Albacete has a visual "Cutlery: myth, craft and future." Another important example for the quality of the pieces is called Sala APRECU. But obviously for its many pieces, about 500, the collection acquired Don Rafael Martínez del Peral collecting a sample of the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, acquired by Caja Castilla-La Mancha.

Located in Fontecha House, Gallego Tesifonte street, about seven minutes' walk from our hotel.
Museum that houses the exceptional work of Antonio López manchego and intends to be a national leader in the realistic and figurative art.
Works by artists like Ana Isabel Quintanilla, Francisco López and Julio Lopez will also be exhibited

Antonio López García was born in 1936 in Tomelloso , Ciudad Real, from young he showed a great talent with drawing. Received his early training from his uncle Antonio Lopez Torres ( local landscaper painter ) , studied painting from 1950 to 1955 at the School of Fine Arts of San Fernando in Madrid, coinciding with various artists who formed a group realistic.

Antonio Lopez is one of the Spanish representatives of contemporary realism. His work is characterized by a researcher sense of reality and is considered the father of the Madrid hyper school.
In 1985 he was awarded the Prince of Asturias Award in January 1993 and was appointed member of the Royal Academy of San Fernando..

Predilection for nearby subjects , home scenes , images of his family, his wife and two daughters. The objects and events of everyday life will be the protagonists of his paintings and deal with a huge photographic detail. In your production abound Madrid also views and elements taken from nature itself.
Examples include Grooms, , Madrid from Torres Blancas and La Gran Vía.

 

 

He paint very slowly, so thoughtful, searching for the essence of the object represented. His paintings are developed over several years, touching them on countless occasions until finally considered finished.

Antonio López and expresses manner of painting: "A work is never finished, but you reach the limit of their own potential" or "When you're painting such a street, what you're seeing is extraordinarily impressive to me, since then, I can not move a lot of that. that is what makes me take so long. I can not solve all the spectacle quickly".

 

 

Its creation goes from the pictorial to the sculptural. His sculptures are of great realism, as Man and Wife or Day and Night.