National Museum of Underwater Archaeology
A museum dedicated to underwater archaeology in Cartagena, Spain, showcasing an impressive collection of ships and artifacts from ancient Mediterranean maritime trade, with a particular focus on Phoenician and Roman eras.

📜 First underwater archaeology museum in Spain.

Why Go

🌊 Explore the fascinating process of underwater archaeology.
🏺 Discover an eclectic collection of ancient maritime artifacts.
🚢 See reconstructions of Phoenician and Roman ships, including a life-size Roman merchant ship model.
🏛️ Admire a unique collection of Phoenician elephants' tusks.
💰 Enjoy an affordable entrance fee.

Why Avoid

🚫 Closed on Mondays.

Tips

👨‍🦳 Free entry for visitors aged 65+.
🍽️ Visit the cafeteria and restaurant on the top floor with harbor views.

Cost

💰 3 Euros, free for 65+.

Location

📍 Located right on Cartagena harbour, opposite cruise ship docks, housed in two modern buildings.

Last updated 28 days ago

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