Museo Virgen de la Vega
About This Museum
Tucked away in the heart of Spain's famed Rioja wine region, the Museo Virgen de la Vega holds a secret that has nothing to do with tempranillo. This isn't a stuffy, silent hall but a vibrant chronicle of Haro itself, where ancient Roman milestones stand casually beside intricate medieval reliquaries. You'll find the tools of old coopers and the delicate lace of local artisans, each piece telling a story of daily life and devotion. It’s a place that feels less like a museum and more like a conversation with the town's collective memory.
Collection Highlights
The collection effortlessly bridges sacred and secular, from a stunning polychrome sculpture of its namesake Virgin to everyday agricultural implements. Particularly striking are the Roman artifacts discovered nearby and the exquisite pieces of religious goldsmith work.
Visitor Information
You'll find it in Parque Manuel Anzuela—a perfect spot for a contemplative stroll after your visit. It's a local favorite, so don't expect overwhelming crowds, just an authentic glimpse into Haro's soul.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a handsome, traditional stone building that feels as rooted in the landscape as the vineyards surrounding Haro, its unassuming exterior belies the rich history held within.
Contact & Location
Address: Casa-Museo Federico García Lorca, Calle Virgen Blanca, Ronda, Granada, Comarca de la Vega de Granada, Granada, Andalucía, 18004, España
Phone: +34 941 31 03 48
