Spain's premier underwater archaeology museum with treasures from ancient shipwrecks. Houses the Phoenician Mazarrón boats, Roman amphoras, and artifacts showcasing 3,000 years of maritime history.
- Type
- archaeological
- Founded
- 2008
- Famous Works
- Mazarrón Phoenician boats, Roman Escombreras wreck treasures, Greek pottery, Medieval anchors, Navigation instruments
- Visiting Hours
- Tue-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 10am-3pm
- Admission Fee
- €3, Free Saturdays after 2pm
- Website Url
- Official website
- Rating
- 4.7
- Address
- Paseo Alfonso XII, 22, 30202 Cartagena
- Latitude
- 37.5964
- Longitude
- -0.9818
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