National Archaeological Museum

The National Archaeological Museum in Madrid has a large collection of historical heritage unearthed in Spain, ranging from prehistoric times to the end of the 19th century. The coins, utensils and other cultural relics found in different regions of Spain have played a role in re-understanding the culture and history of these regions. Important reference, all kinds of exhibits also have a very considerable reference value for visitors to understand the civilization of the Spanish in different periods. The collection of cultural relics in the exhibition hall is as large as 100,000 pieces, which can be said to be the essence of Spanish archaeology. Among them, the sculptures influenced by the Carthaginian culture are more popular.