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The white half-timbered Casa Montoya, home of the Doña Pakyta Museum of Art, behind its garden wall.
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Doña Pakyta Museum of Art

The Doña Pakyta Museum of Art occupies Casa Montoya, a Basque-style villa built in 1928 by Guillermo Langle and left to the city by its owner, Francisca Díaz Torres. Opened in 2015, it traces almost a century of art made in Almería, with a focus on the Indaliano group of painters founded in the 1940s.

When to go

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MonClosed
Tue10:30–13:30
Wed10:30–13:30
Thu10:30–13:30
Fri10:30–13:30 17:00–20:00
Sat10:30–13:30 17:00–20:00
Sun10:30–13:30

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