What you'll hear inside Cuenca Museum:

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  Ground Floor - Prehistory

  The ground floor of Cuenca's Museum is devoted entirely to prehistory, tracing the region's development from the Palaeolithic through the Iron Age.

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  First Floor – Classical Archaeology (Rome)

  The first floor of Cuenca's Museum is devoted entirely to Classical Roman archaeology.

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  Second Floor — Late Roman, Medieval and Modern Periods

  The second floor of the Museo de Cuenca covers the Late Roman, Medieval and Modern periods, displaying artefacts from archaeological sites across the Cuenca province.

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  Princesa Zaida Temporary Exhibition Hall

  The Sala Princesa Zaida is a temporary exhibition space run by Cuenca Museum, located at Calle Princesa Zaida 6 in the modern heart of Cuenca.

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  Ogival Arches of the Ground Floor

  The ogival arches on the ground floor are original 14th-century architectural features preserved in the Casa del Curato de San Martín, home to the Museo de Cuenca.

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  Coffered Ceiling of the Main Floor

  The coffered ceiling on the main floor is one of the original architectural features preserved from the Casa del Curato de San Martín, a fourteenth-century Gothic building that now houses the Museo…

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  Lucio César Statue

  This fine white marble portrait head depicts an idealised boy with the stern demeanour typical of Julio-Claudian official portraiture.