What you'll hear inside Ávila Museum:

• 1
  House of the Deans

  Casa de los Deanes is a 16th-century manor house with a square layout, originally built as the residence of the Dean of Ávila's cathedral, the highest office in the cathedral chapter.

• 2
  Archaeology Section

  The Archaeology Section of Ávila Museum presents artefacts spanning from the Paleolithic through to the Medieval and Early Modern periods, drawn from various sites across the province.

• 3
  Fine Arts Section

  The Fine Arts Section of Ávila Museum spans the 12th to 19th centuries, charting the medieval and early modern periods.

• 4
  Ethnographic Section

  The Ethnographic Section of the Ávila Museum displays authentic artefacts from rural Ávila's folk culture, spanning three exhibition halls.

• 5
  Marqués de Benavites Bullfighting Collection

  The Marqués de Benavites Bullfighting Collection comprises an extensive assembly of items centred on tauromachy, originally part of the Marqués' private "Bullfighting and Folk Art Museum" displayed…

• 6
  Mudéjar Courtyard of the House of the Deans

  The Mudéjar courtyard of the Casa de los Deanes forms the heart of this building, with rooms arranged around its central space.

• 7
  Tomb of the Knight of Serranos de la Torre (Vasco de la Zarza)

  This Renaissance sepulchre in alabaster, carved by Vasco de la Zarza in the early 16th century, depicts Bernaldino de Barrientos, III Lord of Serranos de la Torre.

• 8
  Roman Mosaic of Magazos

  The Mosaico romano de Magazos is a polychrome Roman floor covering approximately 60 m² in area, dating to the 4th century AD.