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Museo de la Semana Santa

Cuenca


This museum is the next best thing to experiencing one of Spain's most spine-tingling Semana Santa parades first­hand. Spread over two floors, the accomplished audiovisual show moves from room to room showing the processions by local brotherhoods against a background of sombre music. Other rooms contain costumes, crosses and religious iconography.


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