Museo de Huelva

The current Museum of Huelva is formed by a new building, with a useful surface area of 3,000 m2 divided into three floors and a lower-ground floor. As has occurred with other museums with similar characteristics, initially its contents were structured in three sections: Archaeology, Fine Arts and Ethnography. This last section was never actually installed in the museum. To make up for the absence of this section, temporary exhibitions are promoted in the museum, in an attempt to maintain the understanding, preservation and diffusion of the rich cultural heritage of our province.

The collection of mining materials from Riotinto during the Roman period is of particular interest, with unique pieces such as the hydraulic wheel exhibited in the entrance hall of the museum. It is also important the works by the painter from Nerva, Daniel Vázquez Díaz.