It is one of the recent museums that has become quite popular with tourists. The Alma Mater Museum was established on 2011 and revolves around the aspects of archbishopric of Zaragoza. The place is home to a large number of exhibits, showcasing religious artefacts and items used by priests and bishops during old days. Apart from these, you will also find a lot of content on the history of Zaragoza, especially about the time of French invasion in Spain. The place is clean and you will find it very easy to navigate. Many of the displays too are bilingual for tourists who prefers a certain language. Those who are into religion and wish to learn more must definitely make it a stop here. Go for a guided tour, make some rounds and click some pictures while you are at it. Great to come with family and children!

Regular:

• Guided tour: 5 Euros

Reduced rates:

• Groups (12+ people), Seniors(65+), Children under 18, holders of a youth card, holders of the student card, handicapped and large families: 3 Euros
• Free for diocesan priests, children up to 7 years old and unemployed.
• Entrance to the cafeteria has free access.

Patio del Museo:

• Tuesday to Saturday: 9.30 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.
• Sundays: 9.30 am to 2.30 pm
• Closed on Monday

• Bus Station- (997)-P Echegaray 112

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