Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
| Paseo del Prado, 8, Madrid |
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9.60/10.00 |
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+34 902 76 05 11 |
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Casey Riam (04.11.2017 05:51)
It's a great place to go on a date, too bad the area my lady friend wanted to see was closed off at the time. But overall had amazing pieces of art
It's a great place to go on a date, too bad the area my lady friend wanted to see was closed off at the time. But overall had amazing pieces of art
Andrew Tilling (31.10.2017 10:03)
Great place. Well laid out. Definitely visit it's better than the Riena Sofia.
Great place. Well laid out. Definitely visit it's better than the Riena Sofia.
Tamás Polónyi (30.10.2017 00:58)
Nice exhibition. I liked it. Bornemisza was familiar to me, so I checked, and yes it was a Hungarian noble family
Nice exhibition. I liked it. Bornemisza was familiar to me, so I checked, and yes it was a Hungarian noble family
Eric Bruce (26.10.2017 15:15)
Outstanding art collection. The Picasso / Latrec exhibit is truly amazing to see their shared influence. Plan on 4 hours to see the whole collection.
Outstanding art collection. The Picasso / Latrec exhibit is truly amazing to see their shared influence. Plan on 4 hours to see the whole collection.
Yaniv Kleinman (22.09.2017 15:05)
Wonderful private collection of paintings spanning five centuries of Western art. From pre-Renaissance Italian works to French Impressionism and American abstract expressionism, the Thyssen museum carries a remarkable series of paintings laid out chronologically from some of the best artists in history.
Here's a quick tip: there's free entrance on Mondays from 12-4pm. Definitely worth spending 1-2 hours here.
Wonderful private collection of paintings spanning five centuries of Western art. From pre-Renaissance Italian works to French Impressionism and American abstract expressionism, the Thyssen museum carries a remarkable series of paintings laid out chronologically from some of the best artists in history.
Here's a quick tip: there's free entrance on Mondays from 12-4pm. Definitely worth spending 1-2 hours here.
