Museo de las Telecomunicaciones
The Telecommunications Museum was the product of an agreement with the Telefónica Foundation, which provided numerous pieces and equipment from the previous historical-technological collection of the Madrid Foundation, but also relied on the interest of a large number of emigrants of the village who worked in the sector. This is the case of Cristóbal Torres Godoy, a native of Canena, who worked as <>bDirector of Telefonica’s International Department prior to his retirement and was one of this museum’s principal promoters. The exhibitions include equipment, many in operation, that cover almost all disciplines of telecommunications associated with telephone service: terminals (both relatively old and modern telephones, including a coin-operated telephone box), commutation, transmission, cables (including some submarine lines), radio, satellite and outdoor telephone posts, among others.
Opening Times:
Monday, 16:00-18:00hrs.Tuesday-Sunday, by appointment only.
Free entry. Tel: 608 69 66 78
Location
Located on Calle García Lorca.