Ethnographic Museum of Cortina d'ampezzo is also located in a historic building chaza de RA Regales in the heart of the resort town. In his collection were exhibited ancient subjects relating to rural life in the region, as well as exhibits on the religious traditions of the Ampezzo valley and its artistic heritage. Particular attention is paid to the life of the peasants of these places.

Previously, the Museum occupied the premises of old sawmill, however, in 1975, the year he moved into the building chaza de RA Regola, also known as Regola d'ampezzo, where he located on two floors. Part of the Museum space is given to thematic exhibitions with their priceless artifacts, folk art and crafts – wooden mosaic, silver filigree, wrought iron and vintage costumes. Here is the class where lectures are held.

The main purpose of creating the ethnographic Museum was to show the visitors, as a result of the adoption of certain decisions were shaped by those cultural space, which still amazes Cortina d'ampezzo, forests and pastures. In addition, the Museum help to understand how over the centuries evolved life in the valley of Ampezzo and how joint efforts have preserved ancient traditions and customs, and how did centuries of interaction between man and nature.