Science & technology museums in Castile-La Mancha

The Municipal Museum of Cutlery in Albacete, also known as MCA, is a historical museum dedicated to the art of cutlery. It is located in the Spanish city of Albacete and is housed in the Hortelano house. This mansion, which dates back to the early 20th century, is situated in the central Cathedral square and was designed by the architect Daniel Rubio.

The museum's most significant collection is the fossils from the Las Hoyas paleontological site. This collection comprises 14,000 pieces and 24 holotypes, making it a rich source of information for those interested in paleontology.

The Royal Factories of Bronze and Brass of San Juan de Alcaraz, located in the Sierra de Alcaraz, were established in 1773 by the Viennese engineer Juan Jorge Graubner. Graubner was drawn to the area by the existence of a calamine mine, a mineral from which zinc is extracted. This zinc was then melted with copper to create the alloy known as brass, which was the primary product of these factories.