National Archaeological Museum Madrid

  National Archaeological Museum Madrid stands at Calle de Serrano 13 in the upscale Salamanca district. Established in 1867, this museum is renowned for housing over 1.5 million artifacts, which span from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages. One of its most notable collections includes the exquisite treasures from the tomb of the 5th-century BC Asturian prince, known as the Treasure of Guarrazar. Open year-round, with special exhibits often displayed in April and October, visitors can explore diverse historical pieces, including ancient sculptures, coins, and everyday items from various cultures. A visit here promises an insightful look into Spain's rich history and heritage.