The Spanish capital is one of the world famous cities that contain countless numbers of wonderful tourist attractions and attractions, among them a large variety of museums that are worth a visit.
Here are a selection of the best museums you can visit in Madrid:
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Museo del Prado:
The Del Prado Museum is one of the most famous museums in the world and is an ideal place for those who wish to see a collection of the best classical or religious Christian works. The museum includes an impressive collection of paintings by famous artists such as Francisco Goya, El Greco, Murillo, Zurbarán, Diego Velázquez, the museum contains a huge collection of artwork so that you can actually visit the museum many times without being able to see all the exhibits inside.
Queen Sofia National Central Museum of Art (Museo Reina Sofía):
It is famous for being the home of an impressive array of modern art, and the museum contains an impressive collection of paintings by international artist Pablo Picasso such as the famous Guernica, which depicts the horrors of the Spanish Civil War, and also contains an impressive collection of paintings by the artist Famous Salvador Dali and many paintings by famous artist Joan Miró.
Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
The Thyssen Pronimisa Museum is another impressive art museum that houses an impressive collection of paintings by famous artists, including Caravaggio, Rubens, Rembrandt, and the museum is also famous for hosting an impressive array of art exhibitions throughout the year. The Thyssen Promenaza Museum Also includes an impressive collection of paintings from the Baroness Thyssen art collection.
Museo Sorolla Museum:
It is an ancient museum that does not exist in the palace of the late Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla, and it provides wonderful glimpses of his most important artwork and life.
National Museum of Archeology (Museo Arqueológico Nacional: MAN):
The National Museum of Spain’s Archeology, also known as the MAN Museum, is one of the most famous and best museums that you can visit in the Spanish capital, especially if you are a fan of history or who want to learn more about Spain’s history. Cuevas de Altamira) which dates back to prehistoric times, and the museum also includes a wonderful collection of artifacts belonging to different historical eras and different civilizations including the prehistoric era and the Pharaonic, Celtic, Iberian, Greek, Romen, Western Gothic and Christian civilizations.
Museo del Romenticismo:
It is another famous museum in the Spanish capital, Madrid. It was opened in 1924 and is located in the heart of a beautiful building dating back to the late eighteenth century. The museum is dedicated to romantic artwork, furniture and home décor. The museum may seem small from the outside but it contains a huge collection of Artworks are more than 16,000 permanent pieces of art, and include paintings, drawings, sculptures, furniture, pictures and artwork and decorative works.
Museo del Traje:
Fashion and fashion lovers will love to visit the Del Tri Museum of Fashion and Fashion, which includes a permanent collection of more than 160 thousand pieces, including sketches and designs for the most famous works of fashion designers, and the museum is also famous for hosting many temporary fashion exhibitions throughout the year as well as workshops on the development Fashion in Spain and the latest trends in fashion and fashion.
Del Tri Museum
Del Tri Museum
National Museum of Spain Archeology
National Museum of Spain Archeology
Romentic Museum
Romentic Museum
Queen Sofia National Central Museum of Art
Queen Sofia National Central Museum of Art
Thyssen Promenaiza Museum
Thyssen Promenaiza Museum
Del Prado Museum
Del Prado Museum
The Sorolla Museum
The Sorolla Museum
