In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Burgos Museum telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Burgos Museum:

1
Sala de exposiciones temporales
La Sala de Exposiciones Temporales del Museo de Burgos es el espacio dedicado a mostrar muestras de duración limitada, tanto con fondos propios del museo como con depósitos externos.
2
Mosaico de Atalanta y Meleagro (Cardeñajimeno)
El mosaico de Atalanta y Meleagro es una extraordinaria pieza de época bajoimperial romana procedente de una villa tardorromana hallada en Cardeñajimeno, localidad muy próxima a la ciudad de Burgos.
3
Casa de Miranda (Prehistory and Archaeology)
16th-century Renaissance palace with courtyard and Plateresque staircase; houses eight archaeology rooms.
4
Íñigo Angulo House (Fine Arts)
Palace by Juan de Vallejo housing the Fine Arts section since 1991, with nine rooms.
5
Tizona Sword
The sword attributed to Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, the star acquisition of the Fine Arts section.
6
Altar Frontal of Santo Domingo de Silos
Romanesque gilded copper and enamel altar frontal from the monastery of Silos.
7
Caliphal Ivory Casket
11th-century caliphal ivory and enamel casket by Muhammad Ibn Zayan, from Silos.
8
Virgin of the Battles
Enamelled image venerated for centuries at the monastery of San Pedro de Arlanza.
9
Tomb of Juan de Padilla
Gothic tomb by Gil de Siloé from the monastery of Fresdelval.

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