It is an original 12th century Arab house, belonging to an important family, it preserves the entire structure and is decorated to take the visitor back to the time, it contains numerous objects found in the excavations inside trunks full of weapons, brass objects and archaeological pieces As an added value to this treasure, it is founded on Roman remains, as well as a fountain of lions in the garden, capitals and arches of great architectural beauty, the house was rescued by José De la Torre who by chance doing reforms in the 50s in The family home, discovered the ancient vestiges, and by documenting himself about this culture, he became passionate and dreamed of sharing it with the world, with great effort he restored the house and the Iraqi ambassador inaugurated the museum in 1976; Since then the family of José de la Torre, (Yusuf Al Burch translated into Arabic and name of the museum) continue with the maintenance work to preserve this small historical treasure.See more..
5.0Museo de Historia de la Computación(205 reviews) - Super interesting Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Really enjoyable experience. Kids were more than amazed. Not to be missed if you are traveling to Cáceres or nearby!See more..
To visit this (Small) but lovely maintained museum, please do not follow your Gps, it is better to follow the signs or to ask on a local, tis because the Gps will try to take you through even smaller villages, we use “Tom Tom” and we did not get there without asking a local. Well worth a visit, but check the opening times first. Long break for a nap at lunchtime, as it is usual in Spain. Here you will see a very strange mix of cars, motorcycles, carriages but anyhow it is well worth an hour or two of your time. It has a strange mixture, but it is good and it is not expensive. The exhibits are in several states of repair but it is a nice place to walk around. The ride until the location can look a bit scary for some people, but as long as you do not stop on the steep hill it is OK.See more..
We were surprised to find this little gem in a tiny town. This is a must to see before you leave, the only downside is the language barrier on exhibits but then we are in another country.See more..
4.5Museo Papercraft(62 reviews) - It's free and interesting and familiar Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
It's a free museum of papercraft works. It's small (3 rooms) filled with papercraft work. The lady was explaining the history to another couple and from what I understood one guy makes all the models and the lady is his mother. Extremely nice lady. Takes you about 15 minutes to see everything and again, it's free. You cant go wrong.See more..
