Medieval art & Early Renaissance art museums in Region of Murcia

The Archaeological Museum of Murcia (Museo de Arqueología, MAM) is a history museum in Murcia, which is home to 16 exhibition rooms with archaeological remains from different sites in the Region. On the ground floor the objects of Prehistory (from the Paleolithic to the Bronze Age) are exhibited, wh

The Concepción or Asdrúbal Castle is a medieval structure dating back to the 13th or 14th century. It is situated on a hill of the same name, providing a panoramic view of Cartagena and its port in the Region of Murcia, Spain. This castle is a significant landmark and is represented in the city's coat of arms.

The museum provides a comprehensive overview of the history of Calasparra, from prehistory to the medieval period (13th century AD). It places a special emphasis on the findings from the Islamic site of Villa Vieja. These findings offer a unique insight into the Islamic culture and history of the region.

The Archaeological Museum of Lorca is housed in the beautifully renovated 'House of Salazar', a building that dates back to the early 17th century. This historic setting adds to the charm and authenticity of the museum, making it a fascinating place to explore for any visitor interested in archaeology and history.