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Room in the Huelva Museum © Turespaña
Vázquez Díaz. 'Nude at the window', 1939. Huelva Museum © Turespaña

A journey through history

The museum contains important archaeological remains.

It is located in the broad Alameda Sundheim Avenue. It has two major sections: Archaeology and Fine Arts. The items on display take visitors on a journey back through the history of Huelva, from the Neolithic period through to Roman times. It has an interesting collection of Roman mining materials from Riotinto, with objects such as a waterwheel - the only one of its type that can be seen in Spain, and one of only a few in the world. The Fine Art section contains works by contemporary local artists.

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