Úbeda’s Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum of Úbeda, in a Mudéjar house

The Archaeological Museum of Úbeda is installed in one of the finest Mudéjar houses of the city, the Casa Mudéjar. The Úbeda audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this museum and its remarkable setting, which immerses the visitor in the distant past of the city and its region.

A museum in the Casa Mudéjar

The Archaeological Museum of Úbeda occupies the Casa Mudéjar, a fourteenth-century building, one of the finest Mudéjar-style houses of the city. Open since 1973, it presents collections retracing the history of Úbeda and its region, from prehistory to the medieval era. The building itself, a witness of Mudéjar art, is part of the interest of the visit.

What to see

Here you discover archaeological collections retracing the past of Úbeda and its region, in the remarkable setting of the Casa Mudéjar. The architecture of the building, a witness of Mudéjar art, adds to the charm of the visit. It is a stop for lovers of history and archaeology, away from the great Renaissance monuments.

Practical information

The Archaeological Museum lies in the Casa Mudéjar, in the heart of Úbeda, reachable on foot. A working museum, it can be visited; its hours and prices vary by day and season, and it may be closed on certain days. It is best to check the arrangements before coming.

Where is the Archaeological Museum of Úbeda installed?

In the Casa Mudéjar, a fourteenth-century building, one of the finest Mudéjar houses of the city, open as a museum since 1973.

What does the Archaeological Museum of Úbeda present?

Collections retracing the history of Úbeda and its region, from prehistory to the medieval era, in a Mudéjar house.