In the eighteenth-century building, which can be visited all year round, there are also cards full of information on the activities and reconstruction panels for the phases of the work cycle, as well as ancient work tools of the salt workers and black and white photos that immortalize how they worked in the past. Thanks to a guided tour, therefore, you will be able to discover and relive the history that characterizes this area of ​​Western Sicily.
After visiting the museum, you can then walk in the surrounding salt pans. Between the canals that divide the various basins of the salt pans, visitors walk immersed in a suggestive atmosphere full of colors. The Culcasi Salt Pans, in fact, are one of the most beautiful and ancient in the area, built in 1500 by the Phoenicians.