National Archaeological Museum

PERIOD
FRECUENCY
SCHEDULE

Tuesday to Saturday: 09:30 hrs – 20:00 hrs

Sundays and holidays: 09:30 hrs – 15:00 hrs

Reduced hours: from 10:00 hrs – 2:00 p.m. January 6, December 24 and 31

PRESENTATION

Puerta de Alcalá

Cibeles Square

Naval Museum

Circle of fine arts

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum

DURATION
MEETING
RELEASE
CANCELATION
CLOSING SALES
LANGUAGE

Highights

Located next to the National Library, it was born with the idea of ​​exposing archaeological, ethnographic, and decorative arts finds scattered in different institutions. The permanent exhibition covers a historical tour of Spain, from Prehistory to the 19th century. It has excellent collections of all kinds, such as sarcophagi, Egyptian mummies; decorative arts from the Hispano-Roman sphere; Arab archeology or Mudejar ashlar masonry and ceramics, among others. It has a library specialized in scientific publications on art, history, archeology and museology. One of the most admired treasures is the Lady of Elche, an Iberian work that surprises with the proportion and balance of her face, which indicate a strong influence of Greek art. The six crowns of the incredible Treasure of Guarrazar, the most extraordinary example of Visigothic goldsmithing. The Statue of Livia and the Lady of Baza are among many other works that stand out

Short description

Monday January 1st and January 6th May 1st December 24th, 25th and 31st

Long description

It was founded by Queen Elizabeth II, with the aim of preserving Spain's past. Its route goes from the Altamira caves, of which there is a reproduction, through the Iberians and Egyptians, reaching the Renaissance and touching on decorative arts until the 19th century. We will find works from all the cultures that have existed in our territory.

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