The aim of the Museum exhibition is to narrate, through emblematic and evocative objects and especially by using interactive multimedia systems, the hilly and fluvial landscape of the Langa and Roero.
Particularly, the Museum intends to illustrate and critically investigate the recent period of this area, marked by deep and often disruptive transformations that have disrupted the spatial-temporal constitutive signs and rhythms that define the ethnic features of this region. In order to finalise that aim, the Museum has identified some thematic areas and on which develop the history of the memories, the hills, the river etc..
So, the exhibition allows the visitor to "immerse himself" in the landscape by taking different temporal paths. For example, the visitor is able to navigate the Tanaro in a setting of the early twentieth century, when the river was populated by fishermen, ferrymen and hemp macerators or to navigate among the rows of a vineyard to understand its transformations over time and how these have affected the local landscape. Furthermore, the visitor is also able to visit the future of the area, exploring the effects that economic, productive and constructive choices will be able to produce on the territory.