MuBBla, Museo de Bordados Paso Blanco

About the museum

The MuBBla houses the textile heritage of the Paso Blanco, one of the Holy Week brotherhoods of Lorca. It is located in the Santo Domingo Monumental Complex, a site dating from the 16th to the 18th century, and displays silk and gold embroidery, including works by the Talleres Virgen de la Amargura. According to local tourist information, the collection exceeds 1,500 hand-embroidered pieces, six of which are declared Properties of Cultural Interest.

Next to the museum is the Rosary Chapel, built between 1707 and 1740 and known for its frescoed dome and its gilded high altarpiece, restored after the damage of the Civil War.

The website of Lorca Taller del Tiempo, which manages the tickets, also offers a virtual tour of the museum.

Highlights

• More than 1,500 hand-embroidered pieces in silk and gold
• Six pieces declared Properties of Cultural Interest
• Works by the Talleres Virgen de la Amargura
• Santo Domingo Monumental Complex (16th–18th centuries)
• Rosary Chapel with frescoed dome and gilded altarpiece

Permanent exhibition

• Patrimonio textil del Paso Blanco – Silk and gold embroidery of the Paso Blanco, including pieces declared Properties of Cultural Interest.

Operated by

Paso Blanco de Lorca

Admission & discounts

Prices as of April 2026 according to the Lorca Tourist Office (€4 and €3 with discount).

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