Zaragoza Museum

The Zaragoza Museum (Museo de Zaragoza) is a municipal museum in Zaragoza, Aragon, presenting archaeology, fine arts and ethnographic collections connected to the region. It brings together objects spanning prehistory to modern times alongside a regional painting collection.

Exhibition highlights cover Iberian and Roman archaeological material, medieval objects and local ethnographic displays, together with galleries of fine art that include works by Aragonese artists. The museum functions as a regional cultural repository rather than a single-theme specialist institution.

The museum’s holdings trace the long cultural history of the Ebro valley and Aragon through artefacts and paintings, and it serves both local audiences and visitors to Zaragoza’s city centre.

The museum is located in the city of Zaragoza in Aragon, within the urban fabric of the provincial capital and accessible from central transport links.

• Scope of collections: Houses archaeological finds alongside a fine-arts collection with works by regional artists, providing a broad overview of Aragonese cultural history.

What to See #

• Permanent sections: The museum has three main permanent sections covering archaeology, fine arts and ethnology, presenting artefacts and works connected to the history and culture of Aragon.
• Collections: Collections include archaeological material from prehistory through Roman and medieval periods alongside a regional painting collection and ethnographic displays.