The best museum/ exposition in the town. Just the basement is worth 4€. However, the old technologies section would require more info, maybe even an insight how those gadgets work.

Very nice museum, good idea to visit while in Ronda. Really interesting, imagine travelling through the time and see how things have been here long time ago. Not always so easy.

An eclectic mix of displays covering transport, photography, firearms, clocks, archeological pieces from Ronda and some scientific items. Well worth visiting. Modest entry fee.

We had a little time to kill and thought we'd pop in to the Museum to see what was in there. I was very impressed with the volume of interesting things inside, it has a wide range of items from old cameras to pots and pans. It felt like a fun place to be and with the extra room at the back and the basement it was much larger than you think. Well worth the entry fee.

Enjoyable museum with a mix of everything. Guns, cameras, witches, torture devices and other things. Entry fee was 4 euro in February 2023.

Quirky but interesting. Kids really liked it too!

Wonderful museum full of history, the relaxed staff were very accommodating towards our energetic children, so happy we stopped here. Thankyou. Definitely recommend 100%.

A superd museum of one person likes and interests. So many things that will make you wonder and others that will rekindle memories. If you're lucky the owner will ask you if you enjoyed the visit! Worth going in my opinion.

You definitely cannot judge this book by its cover! From the entryway of this museum I had no idea what I would find inside. The varios collections of armaments, cameras, archeology, guitars, microscopes, watches, typewriters, and many more... were truly stunning for the entire family. To top off this amazing collection the entire downstairs was dedicated to ancient divides that were used during the Spanish inquisition. Well worth the 4 euro entry fee (kids are free)!

I think this is a very underrated museum. Many people visit Ronda but don't even know about it. In fact, it has a very rich exposition. You can judge by my photos

I was drawn there by the Spanish Inquisition torture display which was quite interesting. There are many more diverse exhibits. An eclectic collection. The lovely lady that sold the entrance tickets was warm and welcoming, encouraging me to interact with the displays. This is a museum where you are expected to touch stuff. It is not very big which is nice. You feel like you don’t need to rush through one part just to get everything in. Entrance price was nominal.

"Hidden gem" in that it was basically empty when we were in there, but was really cool to spend some time walking around! Especially the basement

Fabulous, weird, loved it! 😍

Man kann alles fotografieren und anfassen. Es ist nicht überladen mit Infos. Meine Kinder 9 fanden es auch interessant. Die kleine Ausstellung über die Inkvisation und noch eine paar bizarre Dinge haben wir uns ausgelassen. Es ist angenehm kühl drin.

Das Museum ist sehr interessant und lohnt sich auf jeden Fall. Der Herr und die Dame die es betreiben sind super nett. Sie waren sehr zuvorkommend, als wir zb mit einem 100€ Schein zahlen wollten war dies kein Problem. Die Dame spricht wunderbar englisch und war super freundlich. Sie haben uns beim rausgehen auch extra gefragt wie es uns gefallen hat etc. Eine super positive Erfahrung

100% best museum in Ronda. Full of curiosities that are presented with humour and depth of knowledge. I would recommend this museum to everyone visiting Ronda as a necessity! Lovely place that deserves support.

Very nice place, lots of things to see and wide variety of interests. Recommended. Only 4€ for entry.

I recommend the museum to everyone, because there is something for everyone there. From revolvers and cameras to religion and witchcraft.

Really appreciated it. Loved all the interesting little collections of arms, clocks, pipes, artifacts, photos, phones, sewing machines and more. Not to be missed.

One of the best museums l have ever been it ! Exhibits are very well presented, on 2 floors. Lots to look at. The museum is easy to find , in the main street , by walk. Staff are friendly, and just €4 to enter and can take photos. A must see !

If you are looking for a museum full of diverse antiquities, this is the place. Very enjoyable. Everything from old typewriters to Spanish Inquisition devices. Great way to spend an hour or so.

Amazing museum for only 4€ per person! Great exhibition of everyday life objects and more!

While the Brujería and Inquisition exhibition were the initial draw the rest of Víctor Manuel Lara Durán's private collection is a must-see stop for anyone in the area. The obsessively themed rooms showcase his exceptional taste for the curious, historical, beautiful and weird — conjuring a Spanish version of a PT Barnum museum.