Although it may seem obvious that the collection of the Museum of Agriculture is hiden in some of the island edifices, this is not really the case. In fact it is an open-air museum. Yet it has to be said that a part of the collection is also placed in an old windmill, particularly popular among the tourists, as it is one of those rising above the port of the capital. The visitors can see there farming tools and methods, machines, equipment of a farming household, all that from the era long before the Industrial Revolution. 

The museum has a free entrance.