Would you like to visit a unique museum in Cartagena? With our Cartagena Civil War Shelters Museum Ticket, you'll learn all about this period of Spanish history from one of the tunnels built in Concepción Hill.
Cartagena Civil War Shelters Museum Ticket
By booking your ticket to the Civil War Shelters Museum, you'll be able to visit an incredible museum dedicated to remembrance and awareness of Cartagena's recent history. During your visit, you'll discover how Cartagena was a strategic point and a prime target for bombing during the Spanish Civil War.
The museum was built in a tunnel on the slopes of Concepción Hill. This place was one of many air raid shelters constructed during the Spanish Civil War in response to bombing raids by the rebel side. The heaviest of these attacks was in Cartagena, on 25th November 1936, when the Condor Legion subjected the city to intense bombardment.
With this ticket, you can stroll through the galleries and listen to the testimonies of the people affected. You'll learn all about how the defence was organised and the changes that this conflict caused in their lives. In addition, you'll have audiovisual material with real images and sounds from this period of Spanish history.
Audioguide in English
Would you like an even fuller experience? When booking, you can book the ticket with an audioguide. This way, you'll hear lots of interesting information as you walk around the museum.
Opening hours
The Civil War Shelters Museum has the following opening hours:
- 1st July to 15th September: Monday to Sunday from 10 am to 8 pm.
- 15th March to 30th June / 16th September to 1st November: Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm.
- 2nd November to 14th March: Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5:30 pm.
- 5th January and 24th and 31st December: open only from 10 am to 2 pm.
Please note that the last access is an hour before closing time.
Reduced fare
The reduced fare is available to children under 12 years old, students up to 25 years old, Youth Card holders, the unemployed, pensioners and retired persons, the disabled, large families and groups of 20 people or more.
