"To admire the living conditions of a wealthy Andorran family from centuries ago is quite a privilege. The conservation and restoration of Casa Rull allows us to return to the past and appreciate the importance of Andorran houses in a mountain society. Casa Rull symbolizes the living history of a country that always finds a way to pay homage to its own. The house was built in the 17th century and transformed as the family evolved. In the 19th century, the dwelling suffered a fire that caused further reforms to the house. This museum brings you closer to the way of life of a farming family with land, at a time when farming and livestock were the economic basis of Andorran rural society. You will learn firsthand how Andorran families operated, their organization, and the distribution of tasks and obligations within the home. Casa Rull was one of the most important houses in the parish of La Massana. Its former inhabitants, the Perich family, represent a clear example of a lineage of landowning farmers (in Catalan called pagesos grassos) from the Pyrenees. Under its roof lived heirs and heiresses, knights and ladies, servants and maidens, whose lives bear witness to the various periods of prosperity and hardship that the family experienced throughout history. Casa Rull is part of the Rural Habitat itinerary of Andorra. Services: Guided tour with prior reservation or self-guided with audio guide. Duration: 1 hour. Languages: Catalan, Spanish, French, and English. Limited to 30 people per visit. Space adapted for people with reduced mobility. The museum also has a shop inside and offers activities and workshops for schoolchildren. Additionally, it has an audiovisual room and a multimedia classroom. Opening hours Tuesday to Saturday: from 10 am to 2 pm and from 3 pm to 7 pm. Sunday and Monday: closed. The museum opens from 10 am to 2 pm: January 5 / December 24 and 31. The museum closes: January 1 and 6 / March 14 / May 1 / September 8 / December 25 and 26. Rates Normal: 5 € Reduced: 2.5 € (groups of more than 10 people, collaborating entities and societies, foreign students, and seniors over 65) Free admission: for schools and national students, social services, persons with disabilities, persons registered with the Employment Service, holders of the Carnet Jove, minors under 10 years, ICOM and ICOMOS members, holders of the Magna Card, members of the Club Piolet, their parents and siblings, and all citizens of the Principality on the first and third Saturday of each month throughout the year. Guided tour: supplement per person 1.50 € Accessibility The museum is partially accessible for persons with reduced mobility. How to get there L5 Arinsal / L6 Ordino-La Cortinada-Arcalís"