Centro Íberos Bajo Aragón (CIBA)

About the museum

The Centro Íberos del Bajo Aragón (CIBA) is part of the Ruta de los Íberos (Iberian Route), which links Iberian-period sites and visitor centres in the Bajo Aragón. Its theme is the history of archaeological research in the area, with a permanent exhibition of some of the most important finds, restored by the Taller de Arqueología de Alcañiz (Alcañiz Archaeology Workshop).

The centre is on the first floor of the Molino Harinero Mayor in Alcañiz, a building erected in 1218 that then belonged to the Order of Calatrava. It worked as a mill until 1909, when an electricity generating plant was installed in it, and it was restored in 2005. On the same floor are the facilities of the Taller de Arqueología de Alcañiz and a space for digital art exhibitions.

The CIBA opens on the dates set each year by the calendar of the Ruta de los Íberos.

Highlights

• History of archaeological research on the Iberians
• Permanent exhibition of finds restored by the Taller de Arqueología de Alcañiz
• Seat in the Molino Harinero Mayor, dating from the 13th century
• Main centre of the Ruta de los Íberos in Alcañiz

Permanent exhibition

• Historia de las investigaciones y exposición permanente – A journey through the history of Iberian archaeological research in the Bajo Aragón, with important finds restored by the Taller de Arqueología de Alcañiz.

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Getting there & parking

The centre is in the Edificio Molino Mayor Harinero, Calle Muro de Santa María, 1, in Alcañiz.

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