I had been wanting to visit the house museum for a long time and I finally got it, it did not disappoint, although I was left wanting more. Xulia is in charge of explaining the history of the house, the family, and Emilia and she does it with so much passion that it is inevitable that this passion will not infect you. My daughters have also been fascinated. I recommend the visit 100%

A nice place and an impressive lady, well worth the walk, as well as the surroundings.

The House-Museum is the house where the famous writer Emilia Pardo Bazán lived. The author is characterized as a woman of illustrious origin, growing up in various genders, with an active presence in the society of the time. This building is located in the Old City of La Coruña. Through the different rooms, visitors will be able to learn about the figure of Pardo Bazán, diving in his life and work, as well as the historical context of A Coruña and Madrid in the second half of the 19th century and delve deeper into the traces visible today. From the writer. The house where the writer spent a large part of her life, which houses the headquarters of the Royal Galician Academy by the express will of the countess's heirs, in gratitude to the institution named honorary president since its foundation on September 30, 1906.

(Translated by Google) Essential visit to La Coruña in the centenary year of the writer, to understand and enjoy it even more. Very good photographs and paintings that bring us closer to a moment, a social class, and a way of life. And above with very good contributions by the staff in charge of it (Original) Imprescindible visita en La Coruña en el año del centenario de la escritora, para entenderla y disfrutarla aún más. Muy buenas las fotografías y los cuadros q nos acercan a un momento, una clase social, y una forma de vida. Y encima con muy buenas aportaciones por parte del personal encargado de la misma

I can't understand why it's closed for the entire month of August.

Highly recommended. A woman who, like everything, you have to know to be able to appreciate; and, also, with a specialist guide who has answers to any questions about it. Thank you, Xulia!

Interesting free museum where you can learn about the life and work of this naturalist author, as well as the typical furniture of the time.

A very interesting visit to enter the great world of this feminist writer. The woman who welcomes you into the house-museum and gives you the initial explanation does so with knowledge and passion that is contagious. For the visit you must reserve an appointment.

Es la casa de la escritora y referente en aquella época de mujer independiente. El edificio es del s. XVIII y allí se alberga también la sede de la Real Academia Galega. La conservadora es una mujer simpática y agradable que disfruta contándote la vida y anécdotas de la que fue dueña del Pazo de Meirás.

A good opportunity to understand the 19th century bourgeoisie in A Coruña and the figure of the writer. The furniture is original and so are the fixtures. The visit is FREE, which is an incentive. Beautiful views of the Church of Santiago from the back window.

Very well preserved, both the books and furniture, excellently explain the history of Emilia Pardo Bazan and very educational

Very good experience and explanation of who it was and the house

It was closed in the middle of August, the tourist month par excellence.

Culture made magic through the life and work of Doña Emilia. Just great.

The museum is located in the former residence in A Coruña of the Pardo Bazán family, which is also the current headquarters of the Royal Galician Academy. This was decided by the last of the writer's descendants, her daughter Blanca Quiroga, signing a donation text that talks about exalting and perpetuating the memory of the distinguished Galician polygrapher and writer. Emilia Pardo Bazán (1851, A Coruña - 1921, Madrid) is one of the greats of Spanish letters; Among her works, Los Pazos de Ulloa (1886) stands out, but she is also a precursor and collaborator of numerous initiatives in favor of Galician culture, highlighting her independent and proto-feminist spirit. The museum aims for the visit to be dynamic and proposes different activities depending on the characteristics of the people who visit it in order to bring the work and figure of Emilia Pardo Bazán closer.

Xulia has transported us her enthusiasm and passion, so charming as it could not be. Recommended 100%.

(Translated by Google) A gem for lovers of literature. And of course the director of the museum with her explanations turned out to be an unforgettable visit. (Original) Una joya para los amantes de la literatura. Y por supuesto la directora del museo con sus explicaciones resulto una visita inolvidable.

(Translated by Google) The museum is gorgeous, it allows you to get to know the incredible figure of Emilia. The staff are a well of knowledge about your figure. Must visit in A Coruña. (Original) El museo es una preciosidad, te permite conocer la increíble figura de Emilia. El personal son un pozo de conocimiento sobre su figura. Visita obligada en A Coruña.

Un escenario elegante propio de una condesa escritora como doña Emilia. Emocionante ver el despacho desde donde escribía, la luz entrando por la izquierda a través de una ventana desde la que se ve la iglesia de Santiago, una joya del románico. Y muy buena la guía, que lo conoce todo sobre la escritora y lo cuenta con generosidad y entusiasmo.

(Translated by Google) Closed on December 31 in the morning. No mention of that schedule on their website. It's a shame to go to Coruña wanting to visit the Museum and find it completely closed. The tourist information point is also closed on January 31, 1 (holiday) and 2. (Original) Cerrado el 31 de diciembre por la mañana. Ni mención a ese horario en su web. Una lástima ir a Coruña con ganas de visitar el Museo y encontrarlo cerrado a cal y canto. El punto de información turística también cerrado 31, 1 (festivo) y 2 de enero.

As always, I went to a museum and it's closed, despite what the hours show online. For the record: the summer schedule is 9am-215pm Monday thru Friday. Winter (September thru June) 9am-245pm and 430-745pm