Madrid Museums
Madrid museums reflect the acquisitions of centuries by the capital of one of the world's greatest empires. The Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, and Museo del Prado should get the student of history and art started on their learning safari. In fact, a complete "overview" of Museo del Prado demands more than one visit as the collection is quite extensive. Here are works by El Greco, Goya, Bosch, Rubens, Zubaran, and many more Spanish greats. Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza exhibits over 1,000 paintings from Italian Primitive to Surrealist to Pop. An excellent collection of American art from the 19th century is displayed here as well. The Museo Reina Sofia features art from the 20th century. Nonell, Iturrino, Maria Blanchard, Dali, and Picasso are among the artists whose works are featured. Get started browsing by looking at the Madrid, Spain museums below.Madrid Museums
Casa de la Moneda Museum
Our society makes us depend on it and no matter how much we loose or earn money, it will always be on our minds. This museum is dedicated to exhibiting the origins of it, and you'll get a chance to see where it all started and how it's been produced and collected throughout the years.
Our society makes us depend on it and no matter how much we loose or earn money, it will always be on our minds. This museum is dedicated to exhibiting the origins of it, and you'll get a chance to see where it all started and how it's been produced and collected throughout the years.
Royal Palace of Madrid
As the official residence of the King of Spain, although he doesn't reside there, several of the royal collections are kept in the palace. One such famous collection is the Royal Armoury that consists of armour from past kings of Spain and other important figures of the Royal family.
As the official residence of the King of Spain, although he doesn't reside there, several of the royal collections are kept in the palace. One such famous collection is the Royal Armoury that consists of armour from past kings of Spain and other important figures of the Royal family.