MUPAC - Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology of Cantabria

Stands out for

  • • Original pieces from Altamira cave and leading European Palaeolithic art
  • • Cantabrian stelae from the Iron Age and Roman remains from Juliobriga
  • • 100,000 years of Cantabrian history in a permanent exhibition
  • • Guided tours available for a deeper understanding of the collections
  • • Free admission on Sunday afternoons and for children under 4
History

Description

MUPAC houses one of the most important Palaeolithic collections in Europe. Original pieces from Altamira cave, Cantabrian stelae from the Iron Age, Roman remains from Julióbriga and portable art from the Upper Palaeolithic. The exhibition spans 100,000 years of regional history with unique pieces such as engraved command batons and giant stelae. 6 euros adults, 3 euros reduced rate. Free on Sunday afternoons and for children under 4. Closed Mondays.

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Difficulty

Easy

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Kid-friendly

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SantanderMunicipio

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Visit to MUPAC — Prehistory and Archaeology Museum

Museum housing a leading European Palaeolithic collection

Duration 1 h 30 min
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Duration: 1 hora 30 minutos
Description

Visit to the Cantabria Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology (MUPAC). A leading European Palaeolithic collection featuring Upper Palaeolithic artefacts from the Cantabrian region.

Included Services
  • Access to all galleries
  • Leading European Palaeolithic collection
Languages:
🇪🇸 Español 🇬🇧 English
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Yes, the museum offers guided tours at set times. Check the museum website or reception to book a spot.
A full visit takes between 1 and 2 hours depending on interest in each room. The Palaeolithic collection is the most extensive.
Yes, the museum is fully accessible with lifts and ramps on all floors.