The urban basket maker worked from a permanent workshop. In the rural areas it was often seasonal work, sometimes itinerant, and was organized in two seasons: winter and summer. The raw material was chestnut, oak, birch or cherry. Woven wicker baskets, and even of rye straw were also very common.
The basket makers also had a trade jargon or "Latin" that is still retained in Mondariz and has many features in common with that of the stonemasons.
Os oficios (sala II)
From Tuesday to Saturday:
11:00 -18:00 hours
Sundays and holidays
11 - 14 hours
MONDAYS CLOSED
December 24 and 31, January 5: 11 - 14 hours
Annual closure:
January 1(New Year) and
December 25 (Christmas)
Ordinary ticket:
4 euros
Reduced rate:
1,50 euro (over 65, students over 18)
Free entrance:
Museum Members (companion 3 euros), students under 18 and unemployed
Groups of 6 or more:
3 euros per person
Temporary Exhibition visits:
Free
Free Entrance:
Sundays
May 18 (Museum Day)
July 25
October 29 (MPG annivers)
It is possible to arrange group visits by prior appointment
Virtual look at the museum requires installation of :
· QuickTime. 
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