Centro de Interpretacion del Tesoro de Aliseda
About This Museum
Tucked away on a quiet street in Aliseda, this unassuming little museum holds a secret that rewinds the clock to a day in 1920. That's when a local farmer, just going about his work, stumbled upon a glittering hoard that would become the Aliseda Treasure. Walking in, you're immediately pulled into the story, not just shown a bunch of old things. It feels intimate and personal, like you're uncovering the mystery alongside that lucky farmer.
Collection Highlights
The star is, of course, the replica of the treasure itself—a breathtaking array of gold jewelry inlaid with vibrant turquoise and deep red glass that belonged to a Tartessian noblewoman. You'll also find the original belt buckle and a few other delicate pieces from the hoard, displayed alongside informative panels that explain their significance and the fascinating Orientalizing style of the period.
Visitor Information
It's a small museum, so you don't need to block out a whole day; an hour or two is perfect for a deeply satisfying visit. Just double-check opening hours online before you go, as smaller local museums can sometimes have limited schedules.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a traditional whitewashed building that blends seamlessly into the village, it feels more like stepping into a local's home than a formal institution.
Contact & Location
Address: Calle Gabriel y Galán, Aliseda, Cáceres, Extremadura, España
Phone: +34 606 30 62 81
Website: Visit Website
