博物馆
马德里海军博物馆
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Ludmila
March 28, 2016
A block south of Plaza de la Cibeles, this museum will appeal to those who always wondered what the Spanish Armada really looked like. On display are quite extraordinary models of ships from the earliest days of Spain’s maritime history to the 20th century. Lovers of antique maps will also find plenty of interest, especially Juan de la Cosa’s parchment map of the known world, put together in 1500. The accuracy of Europe and Africa is astounding, and it’s supposedly the first map to show the Americas. Also of interest is the wall-sized map showing Spanish maritime journeys of discovery from the 15th to 18th centuries. Statue of Don Blas de Lezo (3 February 1689 – 7 September 1741) one the Greatest Admirals of all time and unfortunately one of the most unknown Spanish heroes well deserves a visit - it is located at Plaza de Colon.
A block south of Plaza de la Cibeles, this museum will appeal to those who always wondered what the Spanish Armada really looked like. On display are quite extraordinary models of ships from the earliest days of Spain’s maritime history to the 20th century. Lovers of antique maps will also find plen…
Norah
September 10, 2014
Stunning big ship museum in the head quarter of the navy building, free entrance, but you need to bring your passport to get in!!
Nathalie
August 18, 2015
The history of the "Gran Armada" and the adventures of Christopher Columbus...
Pilar
August 5, 2015
Spanish Armada at its best in one place.
Rafael
June 28, 2014
The Naval Museum presently forms part of the Spanish Naval Headquarters in Madrid and is one of the most important naval museums in the world. It shows the history of the Spanish Navy until now.
地点
3 P.º del Prado
Madrid, MD