What you'll hear inside León Museum:

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  Sede principal – Edificio Pallarés

  The Pallarés Building has served as the main home of the Museo de León since 2007, occupying Plaza de Santo Domingo number 8 at the junction between the medieval old town and the 19th-century…

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  Archaeological Annex – Roman Villa of Navatejera

  The Navatejera Roman Villa is an archaeological annexe of the León Museum, located in Villaquilambre, just 3 kilometres from León's historic centre.

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  Prehistory Section

  The Prehistory Section at the Museo de León displays archaeological artefacts and exhibits exploring prehistoric society across dedicated museum galleries.

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  Romanisation and Ancient Age Section

  The Roman and Ancient Age Collection stands as one of León Museum's most impressive holdings.

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  Medieval Section

  The Medieval Section of the Museo de León showcases some of the museum's finest pieces, dating from the period when the Kingdom of León rose to historical prominence.

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  Modern and Contemporary History Section

  The Modern and Contemporary section at the Museo de León houses paintings, sculptures and historical documents that chart the artistic and social development of the León region from the Renaissance…

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  Numismatic and Epigraphic Collection

  The Numismatic and Epigraphic Collection at the Museo de León stands as a distinct section within the museum, warranting its own curatorial approach.

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  Christ of Carrizo

  The Cristo de Carrizo is a Romanesque ivory carving from the last quarter of the 11th century, standing just 33 cm tall.

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  Mozarabic Cross of Santiago de Peñalba

  The Mozarabic Cross of Santiago de Peñalba is a brass votive cross adorned with gemstones, measuring 49 × 49 × 0.3 cm.

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  Mosaic of Hylas and the Nymphs

  The Mosaico de Hilas y las Ninfas is a Roman mosaic from the mid-4th century AD, originally discovered at the villa romana of Quintana del Marco.