Museo Lara - Museum in Ronda, Ronda | Reviews, Photos & Information on Postcard
Museo Lara
Museum · Ronda ·
Museo Lara
Museum · Ronda ·
Eclectic collection of weapons, clocks, instruments, and unique displays
eclectic collection
spanish inquisition exhibit
witchcraft exhibit
friendly staff
quirky museum
interesting artifacts
unique artifacts
rooftop view
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C. Armiñán, 29, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, SpainGet directions
Restroom
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible restroom
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HistoryNeedsYou
Google
An extraordinary and brilliant surprise of a museum. Modest in appearance from the street, this museum is both an oasis of calm and a fantastic collection. Covering decorative arts, technology, weaponry, militaria, and much more, there’s so much to see and enjoy. The basement level presents the history of witchcraft and the inquisition in a rather fun way too. Well worth the tiny entrance price, and there are clean toilets too!
Larry H.
Google
If you like antiques, this off the wall museum will thrill you. Watches, clocks, guns, pistols, typewriters, bullfighters, movies, wine production, silly oddities, copperware, it's got it all. For the price, you can either race through it (1/2 hour) or check it out in more detail (hours), and still feel like you got your money's worth!
Ариша А.
Google
A few days ago we travelled to Ronda and this museum was in our top 10 places to visit.we really enjoyed our excursion. We saw a lot of exhibitions and we were reading several interesting facts about each. The staff is really friendly and you can rely on them! they will always help you or even explain some curiosities. WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND IT!
Alex B.
Google
A truly fascinating collection, and for €4 it’s an absolute bargain for how many amazing items are in this collection. Overall-such a quirky and eclectic mix of artefacts with something of interest & intrigue guaranteed for all. How could you miss out on this toad that looks like Donald Trump too?
Jill O.
Google
We found this museum by chance, and what an amazing place to visit!
There are so many collections to look at. The museum is a tardis with different rooms and areas to view.
The gentleman/owner was so lovely and extremely helpful.
Will definitely come back and recommend a visit here to everyone.
Don't miss it!!
SharedPads T.
Google
The Spanish Inquisition display was fascinating and very well done. It had a very curious and amusing old-fashioned dildo machine. Hysterical.
Absolutely worth a visit. Remember the Spanish Inquisition section is downstairs. Very quaint and in keeping with the beautiful town of Ronda.
Patrick J.
Google
Amazing museum, full of interesting artifacts. The variety and depth of the collections is very good. A great find in Ronda, with very friendly staff at the ticket office. Would certainly recommend and go again!
Janet L.
Google
A wonderful little museum with many different exhibits and themed rooms. All well presented and interesting. Antique clocks, firearms and armour, medical equipment, dolls, cameras, and typewriters and much more. Witchcraft and torture exhibits may be a bit much for kids but a very interesting place for adults
Rebecca S.
Yelp
I don't know why this museum wasn't packed like everything else in Ronda, but we were glad because it gave us plenty of time to view all the different quirky collections uninterrupted. The collections were visually beautiful as well as interesting. The Inquisition and Witchcraft exhibit section was unnerving, but we enjoyed the museum very much as a whole. We even got to meet the owner! A must see in Ronda
S S.
Yelp
Eclectic, strange museum with a bit of everything. Many rooms with different exhibits in each. Downstairs in a torture exhibit that is very troubling & not for kids.
Good to visit if you are looking for something completely different & out of place in the beautiful town of Ronda.
Kristie F.
Yelp
Tucked away in Ronda, this museum looks unassuming. In fact, my friend and I deliberated at its open door until a British man told us to venture in.
Some times of the day it is free, such as it was when we went in.
They have a gift shop with tons of varieties of olive oil and other odds and ends. Which rather suits the museum itself.
Some of the exhibits might turn people off - bones. Thatched huts. Some odd smells associated with these things.
However, the architecture present in this mansion turned museum was remarkable.
Beauty behind most every corner.
And then when you get to the rooftop, you are greeted with the most phenomenal of views. We stayed inside this enchanting place for 45 minutes perhaps? Definitely etch out some time as it's quite large with fountains and open air courtyards and oddities.
There are bathrooms btw.
Beverly B.
Yelp
This is an awesome museum! Very unique artifacts in all kinds of subjects. My friend and I had a great time exploring and could have spent more time there. Although the old school torture instruments on the bottom level were super freaky!! That said the people running the place (owners?) were very sweet and friendly. I bought a print in the lobby that I really love as well. Totally worth it!