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Zamora Museum is divided into two sections: the Archaeology section, which takes visitors on a journey back into the history of the province, from the Palaeolithic Era to the Modern Age; and the Fine Arts collection, which includes paintings and sculptures from the 14th to the 20th centuries. It also houses important objects related to the history and development of the provincial capital.

The exhibits include a magnificent bell-shaped chest from Villanueva del Puente, the Celtiberian treasures from the fortified settlement of Arrabalde, funerary stelae, Roman ceramics and mosaics and the Visigoth treasure of Villafáfila, made up of three gold plated crosses. This is the ideal place in which to unravel the seemingly endless mysteries of the history of Zamora.