Explore the Cadiz Court Museum

The Cadiz Court Museum, situated in Cádiz, Spain, provides a deep dive into the region's historical narrative. The museum focuses on the local history, particularly during the tumultuous years of Napoleon's siege.

Founded in 1931, the museum showcases artifacts from the period of the Cádiz parliament established in 1812. It houses a remarkable model of 18th-century Cádiz crafted from mahogany, silver, and ivory by Alfonso Ximénez between 1777 and 1779. Its architectural design reflects the classic beauty of the era.

Notable Features

💡 Extensive collection of items from the Napoleonic wars
🗺️ A detailed 3D model of historical Cádiz
📜 Displays related to the 1812 Cádiz constitution

Entry is free, making it accessible for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts seeking to understand Cádiz's unique cultural timeline.