The Alhambra Museum in Granada is an archeology museum that houses a magnificent collection of Hispano-Muslim artifacts from the beginning of Muslim power in the Iberian Peninsula in 711, until its acquisition by the Catholic Monarchs in 1492. In particular, the pieces of the Palatine City of the Alhambra that have historically been protected since the 15th century, so your visit is an ideal complement to that of the Monument itself.

The Legado Ángel Barrios Museographic Collection brings together furnishings, musical instruments, drawings, paintings, watercolors, scores and correspondence dedicated by its authors to this important musician and composer from Granada who died in 1964 and to the figure of his father, Antonio Barrios "el Polinario", one of the last "ciceroni" of the Alhambra at the beginning of the century, in whose disappeared tavern, located where the exhibition is today, intellectuals and artists of the time met.