The Palace Of The Forgotten — Museo in Granada

Reseñas de The Palace Of The Forgotten

• Josefina

  Adicional 2015.11.22

  Educational and eerie. It shows you the ugly side of humanity that did (and still does) exist. They are not asking for much to enter, it was only €6 and they're are three floors and some things are outside too. Some really scary things are in there and there is a section dedicated to Jews regarding their hardships in Spain during the Inquisition.
• Laura

  Adicional 2015.09.15

  Oh wow! You wonder what tortured minds thought up these devious and evil methods of torture and death. From water boarding (as used by the CIA) through to The Rack, various devices designed to seperate limbs from bodies, spikes and Garots it is horrifying. There is also a small museum for the local Sephardic Jews who were converted during the Inquisition.
• Alejandra

  Adicional 2015.05.12

  There was also an inquisition section where most of the items were reproductions, but one can only read that many detailed torture descriptions before feeling nauseated, and imo the narrative should be more about the people not the devices.
• Samantha

  Adicional 2014.07.23

  Well, it was a very informative visit to a very Dark chapter and horror in the history of Spain and humanity. It costs 5 euros(4 euros if you are a student). I would not let kids under 14/16 enter though.
• Samuel

  Adicional 2014.02.11

  Too expensive for what you get to see, additionally a lot of the artefacts presented there have been proven to not be real or historically accurate but mere Victorian interpretations of what could have been, seriously needs much more serious professional research.
• Nicolas

  Adicional 2013.07.07

  In the Jewish section a bunch of stuff on display, but little is explained about it or it's value. Some educational narrative exists, but not worth the money imo.