What to see in Kingdom Spain

The Museum of Orange in Burriana is the only of its kind in Europe. It is dedicated to preserving and making known the history of Valencia and Spanish citrus economy. The Museum has created a File-Library, where a complete Documentation Center (which includes more than 6,000 classified documents by...

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The Popular Music Center in Oiartzun exhibits typical musical instruments of Basque Folklore and others used to interpret popular music all around the world. There can be listen (on audio system) four hundred folk instruments, grouped according to their typology....

Ingurugiro Etxea ('ingurugiro' means 'environment') in Azpeitia is a museum of ecologic diffusion. It consists of four rooms that offer 17 different thematic units: soil, atmosphere, water; biodiversity, coast, vegetation, rivers, matter, and energy; demography, urban ecology, transport, noise, ...

Casa Museo is situated on the Plaza de la Libertad, in Mijas Pueblo part of Mijas.  It is a fully restored museum in typical Andalusian style patio. There are exibited old farming tools and equipment and a range of sculptures, paintings and traditional crafts....

Museo de Albacete offers Archaeology, Humanities, Ethnology and fine arts Sections with exceptional collections. The museum has existed in various incarnations since 1927, and settled in its present building in Abelardo Sánchez Park in 1978....

In El Castell de Guadalest is located a museum showing a lot of the torture instruments used in the Spanish Inquisition....

The Museu del Jamon (Ham museum) in town of Arecena displays an exhibition about the town and habits of local people. Interesting facts in the museum are related with breeding of pigs in the past when they feed in the open woods and pasture and eating oak acorns. From them locals were prepared sea...

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The Regional Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology of Cantabria (Museo Regional de Prehistoria y Arqueologia de Cantabria) in Santander is one of the very best in the region and features displays chronicling the Upper Paleolithic period....