Rating
4.2/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Alexander Weiss (5 months ago)
This is a great little museum in a restored former palace building. Gives a good overview of the last few thousand years of Granada history with selected exhibits and bilingual signs. Plan 30 to 60 minutes.
This is a great little museum in a restored former palace building. Gives a good overview of the last few thousand years of Granada history with selected exhibits and bilingual signs. Plan 30 to 60 minutes.
Robert Chomicz (6 months ago)
A cute little museum that is free to enter. There are not a whole lot of pieces to be seen here but its a nice relaxing place not frequented by lots of tourists. I liked that it was located in a former mansion which lent an air of authenticity to the museum
A cute little museum that is free to enter. There are not a whole lot of pieces to be seen here but its a nice relaxing place not frequented by lots of tourists. I liked that it was located in a former mansion which lent an air of authenticity to the museum
Amy Stifter (12 months ago)
The cost for me to get in was 1.50 euro. I was looking for a place to spend a bit of time and came across the museum. You buy tickets at the counter and you get a map of the museum. Although the museum is small the signs and artifacts are displayed well. Most of the artifacts date back to Roman times or earlier. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. They recommended other museums in the area and even marked them on a map for me. They also had clean restrooms. This was a great place to visit earlier in the day when shops and other sites are not yet open.
The cost for me to get in was 1.50 euro. I was looking for a place to spend a bit of time and came across the museum. You buy tickets at the counter and you get a map of the museum. Although the museum is small the signs and artifacts are displayed well. Most of the artifacts date back to Roman times or earlier. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. They recommended other museums in the area and even marked them on a map for me. They also had clean restrooms. This was a great place to visit earlier in the day when shops and other sites are not yet open.
Mihaela Mesarić (15 months ago)
Very small museum. Entrance fee is 1,5 EUR. We thougt it will also be etnographical section but we did not see that. It is nice palace…
Very small museum. Entrance fee is 1,5 EUR. We thougt it will also be etnographical section but we did not see that. It is nice palace…
Georges Younes (2 years ago)
The Archaeological Museum of Granada has a small collection that is housed in a traditional house of the Albaicin neighborhood. Even if you're not particularly interested in archeology, it's a good idea to visit the museum to get an idea of the internal architecture of a historical Granada house. There are excellent views from the second floor towards the Alhambra complex. When I visited at the beginning of July 2022, the entrance fee was 1.5 Euros. It was waived for European citizens and retirees.
The Archaeological Museum of Granada has a small collection that is housed in a traditional house of the Albaicin neighborhood. Even if you're not particularly interested in archeology, it's a good idea to visit the museum to get an idea of the internal architecture of a historical Granada house. There are excellent views from the second floor towards the Alhambra complex. When I visited at the beginning of July 2022, the entrance fee was 1.5 Euros. It was waived for European citizens and retirees.
