This exceptional museum of decorative arts is in Casa Lis, a Modernist building constructed in 1905. With almost 2,500 pieces, the collection spans from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century.
Objects displayed include decorative glass, porcelain figures, statues crafted from gold, enamel works, paintings, ivory pieces, furniture, jewelry, antique toys, and even a Fabergé egg.
The assortment of paintings is especially noteworthy, with works by painters from Salamanca, such as Celso Lagar and Mateo Hernández, as well as pieces by 19th-century artists of the Catalonia region. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday with free admission on Thursdays.
