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Museo de Valencina
Monographic Museum of the Prehistoric Site

Valencina de la Concepción has one of the most important prehistoric sites on the Iberian Peninsula.

Museo Municipal
Municipal Museum

The museum displays the archaeological remains and explains the history of the town. It also has a room for different types of exhibitions.

Museo
Museum of Ancient Medicine, Natural Sciences and Archaeology

This remarkable municipal museum is the only one of its kind in its speciality in Andalusia. It exhibits a varied and valuable collection of instruments, tools and materials used since ancient times in medicine and surgery.

Museo Arqueológico 'Padre Martín Recio'
“Padre Martín Recio” Archaeological Museum

The Padre Martín Recio Archaeological Museum in Estepa (Seville) is located in what was the Estepa’s prison. The Padre Martín Recio Archaeological Museum houses objects found across the region dating from the Palaeolithic to the Middle Ages.

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Gilena Museum Collection

This museum offers an anthropological discourse on the history of the town through the exhibition of a variety of archaeological artefacts. The so-called "archeodromes" are two very attractive spaces, where historical reconstruction and experimental archaeology activities are held. 

Museo Histórico Municipal - Palacio de Benamejí
Municipal Historical Museum

Ecija’s Municipal Historical Museum has allowed the city to recovery the Benamejí Palace -a magnificent example of 18th-century Ecijan Baroque, listed as a Historical-Artistic Monument. The extraordinary historical and archaeological heritage, both of the city and its municipal district can now be exhibited, preserved and remembered as one of the richest in Andalusia. 

Casa de la Cultura y Colección Arqueología
Casa de la Cultura and Archaeological Collection

The municipal archaeological collection is on display at Alcalá del Río’s Casa de la Cultura. The collection consists of about one thousand objects, including coins, ceramics, tools and other artefacts from different historical periods, ranging from the Neolithic to the Modern Age, and, in particular, the Roman legacy.