Córdoba Archaeological Museum

Wonderfully curated museum featuring the archeological history of Córdoba and the surrounding area. Only 1.50 to enter. The tour starts upstairs and follows the history from Roman times. It's ends with a walk through the excavated theatre on site. There is currently a special exhibition on mosaics as well. A fantastic way to spend some time in Córdoba.

The exhibition itself is enchanting and takes a short while to walk, access is well cared for in case of mobility issues. The amenities could use improvement, bathroom could be better cared for, there was no soap dispenser on the men bathroom. Suffers from the lack of a proper gift shop, albeit they do have one published text by the museum. Overall if you are visiting the city it is nice to check out if you need to kill some time before appetizers. I was a bit bothered by the fact they asked specifically for a physical payment and had no card payment available.

This is a gem of a museum. From before Roman times with clear timelines and explanations. Excellent exhibits and only takes about an hour. It is set in a peaceful tree lined square. Good for a drink after. Don’t bother trying to download the qr guide. It doesn’t work. But the museum is worth a visit.

Quite a good museum covering the history of Cordoba and the region. Artifacts from many periods of the area's inhabited periods, prehistoric, Roman, and Moorish notably. The building is built over and preserves Roman ruins on the lower level. Accessibility for visitors using wheeled transport seems good. There is an elevator between levels 1 and 2, a stairlift to the lower level and an accessible washroom. Entry is €1.50 which is very reasonable. However, it is cash only. I particularly liked the displays and interpretive materials related to households. Often, museums focus on the lives of the privileged. Entry to the museum also grants Entry to see the courtyard of the adjoining palace. April 12, 2025 C & J

Pretty small exhibition but interesting content, including the archeological site of a roman theatre at the site.

Super little museum with outstanding displays of artefacts from Córdoba's origin through several historical periods. Very small entrance fee...it's even free on Sundays. Great way to spend an hour.

A lovely museum showcasing the Roman, Spanish, and Moorish history. The staff members are sweet. Tickets are cash only so bring your €1.50 in cash!

Fantastic little archaeological museum. Being from the UK, it was only €1.50 each and free for EU citizens. Early on a Saturday in July, it was almost empty. Beautiful artefact’s beautifully displayed. Many of the labels are in Spanish and English. Gives a real taste of this fascinating part of Spain. They found a Roman amphitheater when it was being built, which you can visit int he basement, and your ticket also gives you access to the Palacio next door with a wonderful courtyard. The whole visit took 1-1.5 hours. Highly recommended.