Casa-Museo Andrés Torrejón.
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Why go
- An early 19th-century interior showing domestic life during the Guerra de la Independencia.
- The house where Andrés Torrejón lived and died, a tradition reported in 1908.
Don't miss
- Andrés Torrejón’s studyRead the documents and panels about his life.Study
- Living and dining roomLook for household utensils and crafts alongside period furniture and decorative objects.Living and dining room
- CorridorExamine the period documents displayed alongside the furniture.Corridor
What's inside
- The interior comprises four rooms and a corridor.
- One room is the former mayor’s bedroom.
- The kitchen was used for cooking and eating and stored provisions from traditional slaughtering.
Interesting facts3
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The single-storey house has an attic and a courtyard with an entrance from the street.
Casa Museo Andrés Torrejón | Ayuntamiento de Mostoles -
Its brick façade has an entrance door and two windows of different sizes.
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The museum presents period customs rather than a faithful reconstruction of Andrés Torrejón’s home.
Casa Museo Andrés Torrejón | Ayuntamiento de Mostoles
Shorts
History
- 1808The museum commemorates Andrés Torrejón, the mayor associated with the events of 2 May 1808.
- 1868Calle de Segovia was renamed after Andrés Torrejón.
- 1958The council considered accepting Enrique Inchausti’s donation of the house to establish the Dos de Mayo library.
- 1979The council bought the house from Enrique Inchausti for 1,500,000 pesetas.
Sources: Casa Museo Andrés Torrejón - Wikipedia · Casa-Museo de Andrés Torrejón | Móstoles Turíst… · Casa Museo Andrés Torrejón | Ayuntamiento de Mo… · checked 4 Oct 2026
Questions and answers
What can you see at Casa-Museo Andrés Torrejón?
The house has four rooms and a corridor, including Andrés Torrejón’s study, bedroom, living and dining room, and kitchen.
Is Casa-Museo Andrés Torrejón a faithful reconstruction of his home?
No. Its restored rooms show early 19th-century domestic life during the Guerra de la Independencia.
Where is Casa-Museo Andrés Torrejón?
It stands in Móstoles’ old quarter, on the street named after Andrés Torrejón, formerly calle de Segovia.
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