Museo Arqueológico Regional in Neiva

I am really disappointed of this museum and spanish government should be ashamed, it is the first time that I have been to a museum without any English at all. Education it is supposed to have some basic values about sharing knowledge.

Its worth a visit. Interesting roman and visigoth artifacts, mosaics, etc

Estando tan cerca de casa,y no lo habíamos visto.Muy interesante,exposición romana muy amplia,Conocer la historia de la comunidad de Madrid,me ha sorprendido

Está todo muy bien puesto y colocado. Con muchas pantallas para que recrees como por ejemplo era una casa romana o como era la agricultura, etc.La parte de la época de los dinosaurios está fenomenal al ver con huesos que dimensiones eran los animales.La exposición temporal de los romanos es una pasada. Te explican de todo y ves todo tipo de objetos romanos. Merece mucho la pena ver los mosaicos con sus teselas.

Única queja que dentro hace mucho CALOR, visita el 31 de agosto y se ve que siguen las recomendaciones del gobierno poniendo el aire acondicionado como calefacción. En estas fechas nunca más volveremos. El personal agradable y se ve que también sufre el absurdo ambiente caluroso impuesto por las autoridades. 👎👎

La entrada es gratuita. Contiene una interesante selección de piezas arqueológicas desde los primeros homínidos en la Península hasta etapas más modernas. También cuenta temporalmente con una exposición de piezas romanas, que estará hasta enero de 2023.

Un lugar genial para viajar por la historia :Además, cuando accedimos fue entrada gratuita! ;-)

Muy interesante museo en un espacio amplio y bien organizado que nos permite descubrir y aprender cómo era la vida en la región de Madrid hace miles de años. Destacan sobre todo los mosaicos y los numerosos restos óseos de animales extintos, además de objetos cotidianos que nos ayudan a descubrir cómo vivían nuestros antepasados. Muy recomendable y educativo, y encima gratuito. Para no perdérselo.

La sección de arqueología está genial, ahora mismo hay una de exposición de fotografía que aunque siendo fotógrafo aficionado no me llamo para nada la atención. La pase casi intentando escapar. Pero como digo, solo por la sección de arqueología hace que la visita sea genial. Por agosto no hay visitas guiadas y la entrada es gratuita. Puedes entrar sin reservar. ACTUALIZACIÓN: a fecha de 7/8/22 ya no está la exposición de fotografía y hay una mucho mejor de arqueología. Le aporta mucho valor a la visita

Excelente museo.... Increíble.... A los niños les ha encantado....

Free entrance and very professional and clear guide, who guided us through the list secrets of ancient times. A thoroughly enjoyable visit.

Otro de los tesoros museísticos que ofrece la #ciudadromana #alacaladehenares Salas amplias muy bien diseñadas con una muestra arqueológica inigualable. Lo mejor de todo: la entrada libre. Impresionan los fósiles y demás vestigios de antiguas civilizaciones, que son en definitiva nuestros ancestros. La tienda de souvenirs muy bien dotada. #imperdible

The museum was wonderful rich of history of al cala de henares.

Excellent museum

Museo arqueológico situado en un antiguo convento del siglo XVII. Contiene algunas de las mejores piezas arqueológicas descubiertas en la Comunidad de Madrid, y es un referente en este tipo de museos. La visita es gratuita, y merece realmente la pena. Imprescindible para conocer la historia de Madrid y sobre todo de Complutum

Wonderful place to understand the history of Madrid.

Very interesting and free of charge. Beautiful place.

Visited here in the pre-pandemic days...pretty good experience. Friendly and encouraging staff, and a low-key ambience, but houses an important and expansive collection. Spacious and attractive interiors. Not knowing Spanish is a bit of a handicap, but it wasn’t too hard to figure out some basic details about the exhibits. Nice little gift shop with a friendly store owner, and some unique gifts to bring back home. Overall, it’s worth anyone’s time.

A nice quick visit - everything is in Spanish. Amazing building - parking very close by

very interesting, especially the second floor with the idol finds.

This place is so beautiful! I want to go to this place!

Nice place to get some spanish history. Its free and worth to pay a visit

Very interesting and free to visit

Very good material and the building is also grand. Well worth a visit to learn about Spanish Madrileno culture and past

OK

Wonderful

Ok

They will be very glad if you want to leave any historical material of your country . Museum itself is fantastic .

This museum is pretty good, especially if you are REALLY interested in pre Roman Iberia. If not, and you are looking more for statuary and art from a later period, this is not the best place to go. This being said, I still learned a lot and got to see some fascinating things.

One of three archaeological museums in the area. On itself a trip throughout the ages, from Prehistory till the late 17th Century. The Renaissance building that contains it, with its frescoes in the domes, is a work of art on its own right.It offers didactic activities for children and adults alike, and truly remarkable temporary exhibitions in its patio every now and then.

Very professional and interesting.

I love this museum. We have been 3 times, each time a new fascinating exhibition.Easy to find but parking nearby might be a problem. There is a concentration on pre-roman archeology and the gift shop is very good.

Nice little -and free - museum. Very well done. The signs are all in Spanish so be ready to translate or just enjoy the sights if you dont speak Spanish.

Excellent museum to visit and learn about local and Spanish history.

Nice quiet place. Good exibition on the archeological finds in the area.

Ok

Very interesting museum. Ive learnt a lot about the history of Madrid and the located excavations. Highly recommend to visit for every one who is interested about the spanish history and cultural. And i m sure you will be very satisfied for the time invested

Museum for ancient artifacts in Alcalas..

Lovely museum. So beautifully set out that translations from Spanish are not needed

The best Museum in and around Madrid; beautiful building, great paleontological and arqueological collection dating from 400.000 b.c. to medeival age. And: free entrance

Small but incredible collection of natural history and anthropology of Spain.

Spectacularly laid out and interesting but only provides information in Spanish. Not knowing Spanish would be hard for anyone with English to understand. If the museum could provide a translator device that would be excellent.

Super

Great regional museum it had a temporary exposition "La colina de los Tigres Dientes de Sable". We took the guided tour the woman was really good explaining to kids.

A nice museum with exhibitions in it

Permanent ehibition is very complete and there are often temporary ones that are extremely informative!

One good museum in alcala

You need to go when visiting Alcalá de Henares! Reserve around 1 hour of your day to go there and see some fossils from animals found around the city and see the part of the evolution of the civilisation. The entrance is free.

Nice displays, including artifacts of the key eras of development in the region with good explanatory materials. Most in Spanish with some English translations. Worth visiting just for the mosaics.

The admission is free. As is the tour, which is well presented, though only in Castellano. And the well-created exhibits cover pre-historic to modern Spain.