Very spacious building with so many beautiful pieces of art. Picasso, Modigliani, Rubens, Rembrandt etc. And so many more. Just beautiful. Real treat for srt lovers. We've spent there over 3h and still felt like we haven't seen everything. The free map we got was nicely explained in English with a clear layouts do we coukd easily locate everything. One of must see in Madrid.
Very large and with gr
Andes artists
Very nice collection. And also without cost on Mondays.
A concentrate of truly superb works. Not to be missed
A good reference museum of the anthology of painting of all times
The regular exhibition. The best ... the outside terrace of the museum.
One of the most prestigious art collections in the world
A fantastic place The permanent exhibition is wonderful and the temporary ones are always very interesting and varied. I do not get tired of going.
SPECTACULAR MUSEUM THE SECOND STAR AFTER THE MEADOW
Because it has wonderful exhibitions and very well mounted
Well, I think you have to explain little about this wonderful Museum, it is fantastic, you can spend hours and hours admiring his works.
A very organized museum, I recommend taking the audio guide that will take you on a journey through the history of art from the fourteenth to the twentieth century
Fantastic! Not to be missed! Well organized, welcoming with great attention to detail and suggested logical routes. Being able to admire one of the most beautiful works in the world in such a structured museum is absolutely an experience to be experienced.
Must visit in Madrid if you love works of art. Large collection of paintings from different eras and styles
It was okay, but they really should have more information next to the paintings. Instead of things that only say man with broom or Lady with Lap Dog
Conclusion quite boring, if I come again I would get the audio guide as that might provide some information.
The current Balenciaga exhibition is very well assembled and well worth visiting.
They have excellent works, it is encompassing and moving
A very suggestive exhibition of Balenciaga and painting
Outstanding art collection. The Picasso / Latrec exhibit is truly amazing to see their shared influence. Plan on 4 hours to see the whole collection.
One of the essential museums in Madrid, it is better to go see it directly, it is indescribable
A smaller museum but with a little of each time to know everything. A good variant for those who want to see art but not spend the day in a museum.
Essential visiting for the art lover . There were some famous pieces of art , but also a lot of lesser know artists, particularly American ones . Its layout is well organised and you get to see everything.
Very interesting. Too bad the entrance costs 13 euros.
One of the great museums in the world. On the ground floor you can see more modern art, in the first impressionism and company, and in the second ancient art (altarpieces and others). If you are of the mutual you enter for free.
Very very interesting ... And the permanent collection is very good !!!
Great and happy students take.
I chose it because it is more manageable than the Prado Museum.
Essential to visit in Madrid.
I was amazed.
Exceptional museum, all its temporary exhibitions surprise me. The last, Balenciaga and Spanish painting, an authentic wonder.
Very interesting and varied collection. Both classic and modern. The only bad thing is the color of the walls. Horrible color.
I love it because in the first place it is one of the museums in Madrid with the most variety of artistic styles, it takes a tour through the history of art and secondly because there are very good discounts for young people with the university card or the young card.
It is a very interesting museum both of the permanent exhibition and the works that have been borrowed from other museums and private collections at each time.
If you go to Madrid do not miss it.
Magnificent where you see it. It is clear that the society that maintains it plus the contributions of the public make it one of the best 3
I love temporary exhibitions, which allows me to return again and again, being able to enjoy my favorite paintings on those occasions. The explanatory texts allow to have a contextual view of the period in which the work arises. Once they got it, although in the last time I went I missed it, a line to follow in each room to visit each painting. The sequence between rooms is perfect, but inside I'm still clueless where to start, between table and picture I often cross the room from side to side.
It is one of the must-visit art galleries both for its permanent collection and for temporary exhibitions
Beautiful collection. Maybe a little expensive ticket
Excellent exhibition of Boudin and Monet in previous visit to its official opening.
Good collection of Western art, particularly the modem material
Second best museum in Madrid most every master represented
Awesome and huge collection, so a little hard to digest. Mondays 12-16 Free admission. It's worth taking advantage because there is no queue at all ...
One of the best museums I have ever seen. It contains a large quantity of paintings from different artistic styles and I particularly appreciated the Impressionism sector. Highly recommended!
I went to Prado and went here, but I kept seeing the classic paintings.
Spent some hours in this very rich museum: many decennia off art!
See Van Gogh, Picasso, Monet, Dali and more all in the same place
I could be much better.
Good restaurant.
A stunning collection of piece of art! It was very accessible even in summer time. The different artists are well known so you can get a real view of their art work
Great and very complete collection of European and North American painting from the Italian primitivists to the surrealists and abstract art of the 20th century. Of course, it is not as extensive as that of El Prado, Le Louvre or Hermitage, but therein lies an important advantage, in my opinion: you can see all the paintings, albeit briefly, in one visit and for the people Starting in the world of pictorial art is a perfect opportunity to observe the evolution of painting through the centuries.
In addition, right now you can visit a temporary exhibition Balenciaga and Spanish painting, in which 90 spectacular creations of this great designer share space with the works of several Spanish painters in which they were inspired.
As I don't have quite much interest on historical paintings, personally it was better than the Prado.
Fantastic collection from The classical periods to modern times
The Museum itself and the works are all correct. The problem is access if you access your own bicycle. The Museum houses a lot of outdoor space where an area should be set up to leave bicycles. Since I tried to chain her in the fence area, I was denied the possibility. It should be modernized in this regard.
I was pleasantly surprised, it is much larger than expected. I am not much into visiting museums and for a first contact it has seemed great. It has some beautiful paintings.
Beautiful experience, you have to go with enough time to enjoy everything. It is a fairly large museum that has a cafeteria and you can re-enter the permanent exhibition. For the temporary exhibition, you have to adapt to the available schedules.
Another one of 30 things to do and see in Madrid. Different kind of historic experience between this and Prado museum. The visit is more elastic and pleasure than Prado and It's possible to make photos. As always must to see!
Wonderful attentive painters have very good painters from various eras. I should demand a bit of silence from the visitors. Spend an excellent day
If you like the museum, be sure to visit! Photo is available.
Korean brochures and audio guides were great. However, there are some parts that are not updated in the case of the audio guide, so some works have no explanation. But it's nice to have explained every room. Please update Carmen ThyssenBornemisa's works.
The main art museum and Carmen building are different, so you can watch them separately. Please start from the 3rd floor!
I don't get tired of visiting this museum. I love the store.
Sorolla paintings with samples of period fashion.. what's old is new again
Very good. The great semi-public museum in Madrid. Magnificent exhibitions. At the exit, at the end of the patio there is an outdoor terrace for a drink or a drink.
It is always worth making a stop to visit it. And, although it is short, there is the interesting exhibition with Balenciaga dresses.
There are always very interesting traveling exhibitions.
Magical place, amazed by so many talents on hundreds of paintings, if you want to see everything in it, plan at least 2 to 3 hours, good visit ..... Not to be missed for amateurs.
All correct, good attention, permanent exhibition very busy today from 12h
Great collection ... modern flip-flops ... and flamingos
An exceptional collection. From classical masterpieces to modern art, everything is well disposed and valued. There are wonderful works, from Rubens, Raphael, Caravaggio, Canaletto, Van Eyck, Van der Weyden to Van Gogh, Monet, Degas, Morisot, Mondrian, Kandinski, Dali, Picasso, Hopper ... And Kirchner, Kokoschka, Schiele, Ensor , Nolde ... Many never seen ... If I could put 10 stars! And compared to the Prado I could take pictures. Take at least half a day, three hours are few.
Well maintained, conditioned, excellent customer service
Good permanent collection and very interesting temporary
We visited on a Monday afternoon (week before Easter), when the museum is free 12-4. There was no queue and minimal crowds.The collection of 19th/20th Century Art is second to none with enough famous works to satisfy aficionados and philistines alike.The layout is also such that it s easy to see the works without walking what seems like miles!Really highly recommended for anyone looking for something a little fresher than the Prado.
Exceptional collection of impressionist painting. Very good temporary exhibitions. Well organized.
Museum with incredible facilities and leading exhibitions
A lovely place to miss any day. Mondays are free from 10 am to 12 noon or something, now I don't remember well.
Both the permanent exhibition and the temporary exhibitions are good.
Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza: A Museum of Art and Culture
The Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza is a museum located in Madrid, Spain. It is one of the most important art museums in the world, with a collection that spans from the 13th century to contemporary art. The museum was founded by Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza and his wife Carmen Cervera in 1988.
The museum's collection includes over 1,000 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. The collection is divided into seven different sections: Early Italian Painting; German Renaissance and Baroque Painting; Dutch Painting; Flemish Painting; English Painting; French Painting; and American Art.
One of the highlights of the museum's collection is its impressive display of Impressionist paintings. The museum has an extensive collection of works by artists such as Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, and Vincent van Gogh.
In addition to its permanent collection, the Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza also hosts temporary exhibitions throughout the year. These exhibitions showcase works from other museums around the world or focus on specific themes or artists.
The Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza is located on Paseo del Prado in Madrid. This area is known as "Paseo del Arte" because it houses three major museums: El Museo Nacional del Prado (the National Museum), El Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (the Reina Sofia Art Center), and El Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza (the National Museum).
Visitors can purchase tickets online or at the museum's ticket office. Guided tours are available for groups or individuals who want to learn more about specific aspects of the museum's collections.
Overall, if you're looking for an immersive experience into Spanish culture through art history then look no further than Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza!
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