Casa de la Contaduría | Museo Catedralicio

Its really great place for walking around, they have a lot of narrow street with architecture building, they provide a lot of local food, local souvenir shop around. their people also friendly, also you will see a lot of Oranges tree during summer season

€7 each for people 65+ when the superb Roman amphitheatre next door is free tells you all you need to know…! This is a Catholic Church museum whereas the nearby Roman archaeological site is owned by the City (and is 5 stars) The guy on reception was more interested in his mobile phone than looking after paying customers Interesting art and artefacts together with a discouragingly strong odour of disinfectant on the upper level

A small museum close by, and associated with, the cathedral. It holds additional artwork, documents, vestments and church gilt and silverware. If your cathedral visit has not sated your appetite for such things, then your cathedral ticket includes entry to this supplementary museum. An interesting excavation to medieval street level, and even further to Roman street level, is found inside the museum. Helpful audio guide available in English.

You can buy a combination ticket to the catedral and the museum, it’s. 3 euro per person. It’s a nice way to see both. It was Semana Santa week but there is no long queue

Open 11-16 Tuesday-Saturday. Its included in the cathedral ticket (which can be bought only in cathedral): beautiful paintings and exquisite monstrances decorated with lots of jewels

Magical.

Pretty nice little place to visit of interested in history

better than the cathedral it self!