Adra Museum
The Adra Museum is housed in a building dating back to the 19th century: an old manor house that belonged to the Trell family. In this museum, the user can observe a tourist information point, as well as a space for temporary exhibitions and a room dedicated to the tradition of Spanish art.
It consists of three floors on which visitors can explore the history of ancient Abdera. On the second floor, you can immerse yourself in the Phoenician and Roman periods by examining interesting archaeological pieces from the Montecristo Hill. On the first floor, you can take a stroll through the wetlands of the Albufera.
On the ground floor, the museum houses temporary exhibitions, a room with traditional and avant-garde Spanish and Almerian art works, traditionalist and orientalist paintings, a copy of Velazquez by Miguel Pineda, and a representation of the historical avant-garde era with works by Pablo Picasso, Rafael Alberti, Antonio Saura and Federico Castellon.
It consists of three floors on which visitors can explore the history of ancient Abdera. On the second floor, you can immerse yourself in the Phoenician and Roman periods by examining interesting archaeological pieces from the Montecristo Hill. On the first floor, you can take a stroll through the wetlands of the Albufera.
On the ground floor, the museum houses temporary exhibitions, a room with traditional and avant-garde Spanish and Almerian art works, traditionalist and orientalist paintings, a copy of Velazquez by Miguel Pineda, and a representation of the historical avant-garde era with works by Pablo Picasso, Rafael Alberti, Antonio Saura and Federico Castellon.
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