Established in 1848, located in Zaragoza. This museum showcases a wide range of artifacts from prehistory to the modern era, including Roman mosaics, Gothic altarpieces, and works by Francisco Goya.

Opened in 1985, located in Zaragoza. Dedicated to the works of sculptor Pablo Gargallo, the museum features an extensive collection of his sculptures, drawings, and personal items, housed in the stunning Renaissance Palacio de los Condes de Argillo.

Opened in 1837, located in Zaragoza. This natural history museum features extensive collections of fossils, minerals, and taxidermy specimens, including an impressive display of dinosaur bones and footprints from the Pyrenees.

Opened in 1985, located in Casetas. This railway museum showcases the history of rail transport in Aragon, featuring vintage locomotives, carriages, and railway equipment.