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 Inside the museum by SirRichard
It is located in the Cuartel del Conde Duque (c/ Conde Duque, 9), near Plaza de España, and you can enter by the main gate, in front of the little square "Guardias de Corps".
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 Self-portrait at the museum
(please, bear with me) by agarciaLeave a Comment
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 Visitiation of St Francis of
Asisi by Murillo by Paul2001
The museum is for the most part devoted to the works by Spanish artist. Goya, Riberia and Zurbaran. There are two rooms in which foriegn artists like Rubens are represented. Overall the works are sort of hit or miss. There really are not that many strong pieces here but as I said there are enough to make a visit worth while. If you are in Madrid for just a short stay then it probably could be missed without a serious loss.
The musuem is c/Alcala 13 northeast of the Puerta del Sol. The museum was just a short walk from my hotel which was one of the reasons why I dropped in on it. Leave a Comment Phone: +34 91 524 08 64
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Weird location for a museum, that's for sure!!
Under a busy bridge I was confused to find this open air museum. In fact, under the bridge you can see some sculptures (some good, some boring) of artists like A.Alfaro, J.Maria Subirachs, Am.Gabino etc. There is no entrance fee of course but it’s nice to visit if it happens to walk this part of Madrid (I was on my way to Sorolla museum)
address:Paseo de la Castellana,
Take metro to Ruben Dario station or buses 14, 27, 40
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 Museo Sorolla patio by agarcia
During his latter days, this Valencia born painter moved to Madrid, where he built the beautiful house that nowadays holds the mayor collection of his artistic works. Apart from the excellent paintings, the whole house has a clear Mediterranean charm. Admission cost 2,4 €. Leave a Comment
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 Cannon, Army Museum by Paul2001Leave a Comment Phone: 91/522-89-77
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 Templo de Debod by andal13
Puedes visitar un templo egipcio cuando estás en El Cairo, claro.. ¿pero en Madrid? El Templo de Debod (siglo IV AC) es un presente que Egipto le hizo a España. Puede ser visitado y una de las mejores vistas de Madrid se pueden ver desde este lugar. Leave a Comment
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 The museum's facade by SirRichard
c/ Jose Gutierrez Abascal, 2. Metro: Gregorio Marañón.
Entrance 3 euros. Leave a Comment Phone: 91 411 13 28
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 Chillida at the left by SirRichard
Metro Ruben Dario Leave a Comment
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 The entrance in Plaza de Colon by SirRichard
Paseo de Recoletos, 41. Metro Colón
Regular entrance 9 euros (children, 5 euros). Leave a Comment
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