Archaeological museum Seville

Museu Arqueológico de Sevilla

Museu Arqueológico de Sevilla: All the information on the visit of the archaeological museum, located in the Maria Luisa Park in Seville

Archaeological museum of Seville (Museu Arqueológico)

Museu Arqueológico Sevilla

The archaeological museum of Seville ('Museu Arqueológico de Sevilla') is located in the Plaza de America at the Maria Luisa Park. The magnificent building was built in 1929 for the Ibero-America exhibition by the architect Aníbal González, who also designed the other squares, parks and buildings, such as Plaza de España. The building itself is already an attraction.

The archaeological museum houses treasures found in the province, dating from prehistoric times, Roman times (including Itálica excavations) and the Medieval Moorish period. You can see the finds in chronological order during your visit. These finds are spread across three floors and 27 rooms.

Treasure of Carambolo

One highlight of the archaeological museum is in room VI, where you will find a replica of the "Treasure of Carambolo" (the original is in a secure safe). The "Treasure of Carambolo" dates from 650 BC and contains gold jewellery, gold pieces and ceramics. They were part of a sacrifice from the Iberian 'Tartessier' tribe to one of the gods.

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Location of the archaeological museum of Seville

Nearby are also:

Park 'Maria Luisa'

Plaza de España

Real Alcazar

Palacio de San Telmo