National Museum of Underwater Archaeology

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Cartagena, Spain

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National Museum of Underwater Archaeology Details

National Museum of Underwater Archaeology is located in Cartagena, Spain on Paseo Alfonso XII, 22,. National Museum of Underwater Archaeology is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category archaeological museum in Spain.

Address

Paseo Alfonso XII, 22,

Postal code

30202

City

Cartagena

Country

Spain

Phone

+34968121166

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Carlos Rodriguez
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I drove hours to come to the museum, won't do it again. Great building in the Cartagena's Harbour, clean, well maintained, however content about the topic is scarce and not well exploited, not available publications, more stuffed animals than books related. Much to explote but mainly focus to one great research, come on guys, I know it can be done better and you want it to. BTW is very affordable if you are around

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Catherine Mcgeer
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Lovely museum, very interesting visit. Nice friendly staff

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Brendan McGrath
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Interesting museum in a fantastic city. Well worth the 3 euros entrance fee. Plenty of interactive features to keep the kids happy. We didn't bring any kids and were still happy

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Darren Cockburn
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Fascinating small museum telling the story of how shipwrecks are excavated. Excellent information in Spanish and English, with other languages also available as leaflets. Not a huge number of exhibits but very well chosen

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Melissa Seoane lopez
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This Museum is small but interesting. 3 entry fee... next to the lift that takes you up the mountain for a fee.. Its series of tunnels that were used in the war..gives you a good idea of how people lived and shared the space in those difficult times.

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