Museum of the Merindades, situated in the Alcázar de los Condestables de Castilla in Medina Pomar, Castilla y León, Spain, presents an engaging experience until the end of August. The temporary exhibition merges nature with the intricate medieval walls of the complex. Upon entry, two temporary rooms are metamorphosed into a striking wilderness, adorned with detailed sets and life-sized animals. The captivating figures of Mufasa and Simba, towering at four and three meters in height respectively, accentuate the decor. The entrance fee is set at 4 euros, while children under 11 are granted complimentary access. The admission ticket encompasses a thorough museum tour and an audio guide to delve into the historical and cultural essence of the comarca.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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