Archaeological and Ethnological Museum of Córdoba

The Archaeological and Ethnological Museum of Córdoba presents the material history of the province from prehistoric times through the Roman and Islamic periods and into modern regional culture. The museum’s displays combine archaeological finds such as pottery and stonework with ethnographic objects documenting local traditions.

Visitors can follow a chronological route through the galleries to see artifacts from the pre-Roman era, Roman and Visigothic periods, and the medieval Islamic era, as well as objects illustrating Andalusian rural life. Temporary exhibitions complement the permanent displays and deepen themes from the permanent collection.

The museum preserves and interprets finds and cultural material from the Córdoba region and serves as a regional center for archaeological research and public education.

It is located in the city of Córdoba in Andalusia, within easy reach of the historic centre and other major monuments of the city.

• Broad chronological range: Collections include material spanning prehistoric through Roman and Islamic periods, making it a key regional museum for understanding Córdoba's layered history.

What to See #

• Archaeology galleries: Archaeology galleries covering prehistoric, Iberian, Roman and Late Antiquity finds from the province and surrounding territory.
• Ethnography rooms: Ethnographic rooms that display Andalusian rural life, crafts and traditional customs collected from Córdoba and the surrounding region.
• Temporary exhibition spaces: Temporary exhibition spaces used for rotating archaeological and cultural displays.