Museo de Huelva - Tartessian Treasures

Explore artifacts from Tartessos, the legendary kingdom that traded with the Phoenicians. The museum houses golden treasures from El Carambolo and Mairena, Phoenician ornaments, and a small statuette of goddess Astarte. The Roman mine drainage wheel from Rio Tinto takes pride of place at the entrance.

Insider tips

• Four Tartessian burial mounds in Parque Moret offer additional archaeological exploration

• Combines with Rio Tinto mines - source of Phoenician copper and gold trade

• Huelva's port area (ancient Onoba) has the oldest Phoenician finds in Spain