Museo de Cádiz
| Plaza de Mina, s/n, Cádiz |
5 priser
9.20/10.00 |
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+34 856 10 50 23 |
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Museo de Cádiz på kartet
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Nick Nutter (28.10.2017 07:18)
Refurbished about 2009 this is a great museum with finds from all periods of the province's history, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Roman, Islamic and later. Displays artifacts from Carteia and Baelo Claudia.
Refurbished about 2009 this is a great museum with finds from all periods of the province's history, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Roman, Islamic and later. Displays artifacts from Carteia and Baelo Claudia.
Martin Ainsworth (25.10.2017 21:47)
Another great Andalusian museum, well worth a visit. Archaeological finds include Phoenician, Roman and Islamic artefacts, which are all well displayed.
Another great Andalusian museum, well worth a visit. Archaeological finds include Phoenician, Roman and Islamic artefacts, which are all well displayed.
Dash Virdee (09.06.2017 06:40)
Lovely building. Free entry. Plenty of interesting exhibits.
Lovely building. Free entry. Plenty of interesting exhibits.
Rex Wickham (16.04.2017 13:10)
Good section on early history of Cadiz. Modern art on upper floors.
Good section on early history of Cadiz. Modern art on upper floors.
Ian David Harris Facio (07.03.2017 14:51)
This is a great, local museum. What is even more impressive is that it is free, at least for EU citizens!
The biggest highlight is of course the sarcophagus from the Phoenicians, inmacutely preserved and displayed. The one from the lady even had some decorative bronze eye lashes!
The paintings are also interesting, and although there are no world-knowns masterpieces there are plenty of Murillo's and Zurbaran's
This is a great, local museum. What is even more impressive is that it is free, at least for EU citizens!
The biggest highlight is of course the sarcophagus from the Phoenicians, inmacutely preserved and displayed. The one from the lady even had some decorative bronze eye lashes!
The paintings are also interesting, and although there are no world-knowns masterpieces there are plenty of Murillo's and Zurbaran's
