Museo de Almería

This museum was very nice. When I visited it was showing a fantastic Picasso and Miquel Barcelo ceramic exhibition. That It's very impressive. The museo explained the ancient history of Almería and the Mediterranean. Easy going and a nice place to visit with kids.

Went here with my family (ages from 6 to 40 yo) and we all loved it! It was a lot of very accessible (and free!) knowledge about the history of the area. It has something I've never seen before, which is a visual and physical representation of the soil strates that show the history of the soil of the region, with all the societies that inhabited it. Generally, every single exposition was very well explained and accessible to learn and understand for everyone! Definitely recommend it.

Very good museum! The amount of exhibits is not great but it spans from Paleolithic era to middle ages. Very interesting and unique exhibits!

Ever felt the thrill of unearthing a civilization’s secrets? Museo de Almería pulls you into a journey through time, from prehistoric treasures to Islamic artifacts, all housed in a sleek, modern space. Each exhibit feels like a conversation with the past, vibrant and alive. Did you know the museum showcases Europe’s oldest known loom weights, dating back over 4,000 years to the Los Millares culture? This isn’t just a museum it’s a portal to Almería’s ancient soul. A must for history lovers!

Very interesting, friendly staff. It was our second visit. This year the entry was ticketed and it was €1.50, but we still decided to go in and we enjoyed it.

Cute museum, bring coins for the lockers. The museum tells the history of bronze age settlers in the region. I liked the brujo cave drawing most

Fascinating visit for those interested in archeology and the history of humanity within the context of Almería, from the Millares to the 20th century. Cleverly curated and lovingly displayed. Recommended.

Wow! The most imaginatively presented archeological museum I've ever visited (and there're been many!) The archeological layers are represented like a core-sample up the central stair-well with chronological finds shown as you go up the flights. Very moving reconstruction of the interior of a burial dolmen. Signage in Spanish and English. Ask at the reception desk if you want to buy the excellent guide book (available in 3 languages) - they're not on display! Very helpful staff.