No estoy seguro; quizá haya que pasar por taquilla. Lo que sí es la terraza por la tarde/noche es de libra acces9o.

Buenos días a todos: el precio de las entradas depende de la tarifa a la que puede acogerse cada visitante (general, reducida o gratuita), así como del horario de visita en el que se accede al Museo. La entrada es gratuita todos los jueves de 11 a 14 horas para todos los visitantes. El resto de los días y horas, sólo es gratuita para niños menores de 14 años y residentes de Navasfrías. Si el visitante es desempleado y lo acredita en la recepción del Museo, puede acogerse a la tarifa reducida para desempleados (1 euro). Lo mismo ocurre con los jubilados y estudiantes (2 euros), siempre que lo acrediten al acceder al Museo. También existe una tarifa reducida para grupos de más de diez personas: 2 euros. En el resto de los casos, se aplica la tarifa general, que es de 4 euros por persona. Podéis consultar esta información en la web del Museo, donde la actualizamos cada vez que se produce un cambio. Recibid un cordial saludo y nuestro agradecimiento por vuestra consulta e interés en el Museo. Os esperamos en él.

Dear Catherine, hello there the museum it is not very big so you could probably check the entire collection in 1 hour or even 1 hour and a half. How ever my advice would be to take like two hours because after you finish you can have a drink at their gorgeous cafetería, Im not sure if the terrace due to the Autumn is still open but that is also one of the best hidden secrets from the museum * Besides the prices are very student budget. Enjoy your trip to Salamanca.

Efectivamente, abrimos todos los lunes de agosto de 11,00 h a 20,00 h.

We visited just a couple of days before Easter

Yes there is. And further to the answer above, here is a more general explanation of the situation you will confront. You need to approach with care, for an easy visit. Salamanca is a walled city and parking inside the city, though possible is a nightmare because of one way narrow streets. The city is also high up, higher than the surrounding river which has a road running alongside it, that joins to the ring road at each end, with bridges over to the other side. The Casa Lis museum and shop have a small courtyard in front of them and face INTO the city, on the road (Calle Gibralta) that comes in to the city from the riverside road. It is only a short walk from the river at that point. Its exterior is amazing - over-looking the river and road. The building drops down three stories with a stained glass 2 tier conservatory facing outwards over the river. Looking up at it from the river, road and bridges the Cathedral towers above and behind Casa Lis. It is worth driving to the front of the museum which can be seen from far away and turning onto side roads with P signs in front of the Conservatory, near the river, with street parking - before following signs to the car parks described above. If successful, you are then faced with only a short walk across the road and up a road line with bollards to enter the city and join the road that the museum is on. All of this can be seen easily and clearly using Google. The Casa Lis entry on Google has a Google map and a street view that you can follow the above from, step by step. Enjoy your visit. it is an amazing place. .

We open from 11 to 14 and from 16 to 20 from Tuesday to Friday and from 11 to 20 On saturday and sunday :-)