This is a contemporary art museum in which it is possible to contemplate mainly the sculptures of Antonio Campillo Párraga, who died in 2009.
It is located in an old manor house that the City Council bought to house the Ethnographic Museum. However, when the Murcian author donated several of his works in 2003, the municipality decided to move the Ethnographic Museum to the House of the 7 Chimneys, also known as the Museum of Vegetable Preservation and Customs.
The museum has a collection of sixty-eight sculptures by Antonio Campillo Párraga and more than forty of his drawings, so it is possible to complete a vision of his artistic evolution.
In this comprehensive collection, visitors can learn about the topics that most interested the artist, such as horses, women, cyclists, etc. They will see the quality with which he handled elements as different as clay and bronze.