Guided Tours to Explore Elda's Islamic Heritage

The Archaeological Museum is organizing new activities from September to December to promote the city's Islamic era legacy.

Generic image of an exhibition of Islamic period artifacts in a museum.
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Generic image of an exhibition of Islamic period artifacts in a museum.

The Archaeological Museum of Elda has expanded its guided tour program for its exhibition ‘The Islamic Footprint in Elda’, which will run until May 2027.

The Department of Historical Heritage has organized new activities for the months of September, October, November, and December. The aim is to bring the city's Islamic heritage and history closer to the public.
These tours will provide a detailed understanding of the exhibition's content and the archaeological pieces on display, delving into the presence and legacy of Islamic culture in Elda and its surroundings.

"This exhibition offers us a magnificent opportunity to learn about a fundamental part of our history and understand the importance of the Islamic presence in shaping Elda and our territory."

Iñaki Pérez Rico · Councilor for Historical Heritage
The councilor encouraged citizens to participate, emphasizing that "we want the Archaeological Museum to be a vibrant and accessible space where residents and visitors can engage with our heritage in an enjoyable and informative way." He highlighted that guided tours help uncover details that enrich the experience and enhance the understanding of the past.
The schedule of planned visits includes Fridays and Sundays during the mentioned months. Friday sessions will take place from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, while Sunday tours will be from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM.
Interested individuals must register at the Archaeological Museum of Elda, located at Calle Príncipe de Asturias, 40. Contact can also be made by phone at 966 989 233 or via email at patrimoniohistorico@elda.es.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Elda (01/09/2026)