The archaeological museum Madrid is a true gem for history enthusiasts and curious explorers. On this guided tour through the Museo Arqueológico Nacional, you'll dive deep into Spain's fascinating past and experience a journey through more than 10,000 years of history.
Your expert guide, a professional archaeologist, will lead you through the impressive collections and bring the past to life. You'll discover legendary treasures like the famous Lady of Elche, one of the most significant Iberian sculptures, and the magnificent Guarrazar Treasure with its gleaming Visigothic crowns.
An absolute highlight is the authentic replica of the Altamira Cave, where you can marvel at Europe's oldest cave paintings. The tour takes you through various epochs: from the Stone Age through Roman rule in Hispania to the Moorish period of Al-Andalus and the Bourbon era. Each section reveals new secrets and stories that have shaped Spain into what it is today. Particularly exciting is the small group size, which allows you to ask questions and engage in dialogue with the expert. This makes every visit a personal experience.
The museum houses over 13,000 archaeological objects and is considered one of the most important of its kind in Europe. With museum of archaeology madrid tickets through the Madrid City Pass, you not only gain access to this unique guided tour but also save time and money.
What makes this tour special is the intimate atmosphere in small groups and the professional expertise of your guide. As a trained archaeologist or cultural heritage expert, they bring not only comprehensive knowledge but also the passion to explain complex historical connections in an understandable way. The 90-minute tour is perfectly structured to show you the best of the museum without overwhelming you. You'll have ample time to observe the exhibits, take photos, and understand the stories behind the artefacts.
Tour times
English tour: Tuesday and Friday at 3:30 PM, Spanish tour: Tuesday and Friday at 5:30 PM
The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and is suitable for all ages
C. de Serrano, 13, Salamanca, 28001 Madrid, Spain
The museum is fully accessible with ramps and lifts available
Photography is permitted in most areas of the museum






