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Costa Blanca : Museo San Juan de Díos, Orihuela

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Museo San Juan de Díos, Orihuela

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  • The 18th-century Hospital of San Juan de Díos is the graceful home of Orihuela’s archaeo-logical museum, which recounts the history of the city from its earliest beginnings to the 18th century. The eeriest exhibit is a 17th-century processional float depicting a she-devil known as La Diablessa.

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C/Hospital 966 74 31 54 Open 10am–2pm, 5–8pm Tue–Sat, 10am–2pm Sun Free
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