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Omer Farooq (3 years ago)
Archeological museum of Cordoba, Spain ?? showcases collections from all of its historical eras and particularly has a separate section of Al-Andulus, where amazing artifacts from centuries of muslim rule have been displayed. The collection include coins, flasks, jewellery, marblestones, gravestones, oil lamps & pieces of marble from Mezquita with names of workmen engraved on them from that time. Amazing experience!!
Archeological museum of Cordoba, Spain ?? showcases collections from all of its historical eras and particularly has a separate section of Al-Andulus, where amazing artifacts from centuries of muslim rule have been displayed. The collection include coins, flasks, jewellery, marblestones, gravestones, oil lamps & pieces of marble from Mezquita with names of workmen engraved on them from that time. Amazing experience!!
Monica Calderon (3 years ago)
MUST SEE. Well conceptualized and executed; for a tiny southern town, truly admirable work in this museum. Basement walkways through roman ruins, with noteworthy and striking video tutorials.
MUST SEE. Well conceptualized and executed; for a tiny southern town, truly admirable work in this museum. Basement walkways through roman ruins, with noteworthy and striking video tutorials.
Caroline (3 years ago)
Small archeological museum. One of the buildings has the remains of a Roman theater exposed in the basement. Free entry on Tuesday.
Small archeological museum. One of the buildings has the remains of a Roman theater exposed in the basement. Free entry on Tuesday.
Lukasz Zbylut (4 years ago)
This very nice archaeological museum in Cordova has lots of statues taken from Roman ruins and Muslim palaces. You can also find here a recreation of the Roman Temple of which ruins you might have seen earlier while walking the city. There are also good examples of Roman mosaics and Islamic artwork. The building that houses the museum is also very pretty and you should take pictures in the courtyard. The maps and the paintings that you find throughout the museum are worth seeing. Save this museum towards the tail end of your visit in Cordova so that you can skip it in case other places demand more of your attention.
This very nice archaeological museum in Cordova has lots of statues taken from Roman ruins and Muslim palaces. You can also find here a recreation of the Roman Temple of which ruins you might have seen earlier while walking the city. There are also good examples of Roman mosaics and Islamic artwork. The building that houses the museum is also very pretty and you should take pictures in the courtyard. The maps and the paintings that you find throughout the museum are worth seeing. Save this museum towards the tail end of your visit in Cordova so that you can skip it in case other places demand more of your attention.
Jamie Hay (4 years ago)
A small but excellent museum with well displayed artefacts and good signage. Make sure you look at the excavated ruins of the theatre in the basement,band the courtyard next door through that fabulous médiéval gate. And check out the fabulous stone staircase railing in the museum.
A small but excellent museum with well displayed artefacts and good signage. Make sure you look at the excavated ruins of the theatre in the basement,band the courtyard next door through that fabulous médiéval gate. And check out the fabulous stone staircase railing in the museum.
