Museo de Escultura Contemporánea al Aire Libre

About the museum

The Museo de Escultura Contemporánea al Aire Libre is a museum ensemble located in the peri-urban park of the Rambla del Algarrobo, in Vera. It brings together marble sculptures created for the I Simposio de Escultura Contemporánea, which was part of the activities programme of the Almería 2005 Mediterranean Games.

As well as the sculptures, the ensemble includes water channelling features from the 18th century, so that the route combines contemporary art and hydraulic heritage in a natural setting.

Vera town council presents it as one of the town’s museums on its tourism website.

Highlights

• Marble sculptures from the I Simposio de Escultura Contemporánea (2005)
• Part of the programme of the Almería 2005 Mediterranean Games
• Water channelling features from the 18th century
• Peri-urban park of the Rambla del Algarrobo

Permanent exhibition

• Esculturas del I Simposio de Escultura Contemporánea – Marble sculptures made for the 2005 symposium, alongside water channelling features from the 18th century.

Operated by

Ayuntamiento de Vera

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

It is in the peri-urban park of the Rambla del Algarrobo; the town council’s website offers a link to a map.

Amenities & dining

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