Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza Review

Adult 13 euros, Korean audio guide 5 euros
The Thyssen Museum of Art can take photos of the interior.
However, the camera flash should be turned off.
It is composed by period, and it is good because I can feel Western art history by the age. It is composed of three floors, first of all it is good to come down from the 2nd floor (3rd floor of Korea) while watching.
You can see not only Renaissance painters Titiano, Tintoretto but also famous artists such as El Greco, Caravaggio, Goya, Monet, Degas, Van Gogh, Picasso, Dali, Juan Miro and Roy Lichtenstein. It takes about 3 hours to slow down.
The backpack should be picked up at the entrance.

A beautiful museum with valuable works of art .. Well organized. On Monday entry is free from 12 to 16 .. Not knowing this time thinking closed later I could not visit it all ...

I went to see the exhibition of Monet / Boudin and part of the exhibition did not contain any significant picture of both artists the entry was excessive ( 12) for such a small exhibition, in addition to the descriptions of the paintings were poorly located and those who watched the exhibition addressed people in bad ways

Small but nice museum of 20th century art, and it's free :)

Absolutely to visit. I believe that together with the Prado it represents a must in Madrid. The collection of works of art ranges from the late Middle Ages to the present day. We entered on Monday for free thanks to the support of a sponsor. The time for the visit, calm but not thorough, takes three hours. Many Italian masterpieces are present: Duccio di Boninsegna, Antonello da Messina, Caravaggio, ... Large and well-arranged spaces.

Excellent museum !! Very good collection of European painting from the thirteenth to the present day. The works in a beautiful building are well exposed. Do not miss it!!

One of Madrid's favorite museums. The collection is well diversified, staff very attentive. We saw everything calmly. It's worth a time of day to watch it patiently.

Great museum! Wishing to avoid long queues, we booked tickets online (with the right of passage without a queue), but as it turned out, in November the museum is almost empty and precaution was unnecessary. Audioguide for temporary exposure was incomparable (exhibited the work of the German artist Max Beckman). The audio guide for the main exposure was much more boring and it could not be taken. In general, we really liked the museum and, being in Madrid next time, we will certainly repeat the visit.

A nice museum and a very interesting exhibition about Sorolla. Positive points: free entry after 7 pm. Negative points: some disorganization in the management of entries.

It is a great art gallery where you can see wonderful paintings. I loved it.

Very large variety of paintings...interesting short term exhibitions and not as busy as prado...

Wonderful eclectic collection of art which is well alternated to keep the interest in each unique piece.

It was unbelievable that this was someone's private selection.

Good..
Pity has an extraordinary one nearby The Prado Museum!

Wonderful!! A rich collection with many painters! To be seen absolutely!

Works to be admired from the 13th to the 20th century.

The works on display are beautiful, although sometimes their location is not clear. Definitely worth a visit.

Very expensive, second-level works very well placed. Difficult to find the best. We can give any example. Juan Gray, a painting and not one of the greats.

It takes two and a half hours to see everything. It is very beautiful and interesting. Paintings of all kinds

Wonderful exhibition, it is worth seeing, quite large, it takes several hours to see it. It is outstanding. The best museum in Madrid together with the Prado.

Great variety of paintings, descriptions in Spanish and English.

A well chosen visit, highly recommended, the expos are wonderful

Fantastic, world class gallery and blissfully without the long lineups seen at the Prado. There are many, many notable works here representing a good coverage of most artistic periods. The audio tour, while not essential, is highly recommended. If you are a visitor to Madrid don't miss it.

Beautiful museum with incredible paintings, to miss a couple of days in it.

Excellent and varied pictorial works good equipment to spend all day there. It has a well-equipped restaurant and bar with good menus to be a museum rest and a beautiful store with quality souvenirs.

Lots of great paintings. You can lose track of time.

It became one of my favourite museums. If you can, come in the morning when it's quiet.

Excellent museum for the quality of the works and for the quality of the exhibition. Staff at the rude ticket office for Italians.

Compared to the Prado, this is definitely 2nd best! More modern (ish) art and has more of a "personal collection" feel to it, which it is.

One of the greatest art museums in Madrid. A must see. Has a permanent collection and very interesting temporary exhibitions

Although the touristic spotlights are mainly focused on the Prado and Reina Sofia museums, the Thyssen-Bornemisza certainly deserves as much as the two mentioned above. The substantial difference lies in being a private collection (of the steel magnate Thyssen-Bornemisza) acquired by the Spanish government in 1993; this means that in this museum it is possible to admire paintings of different nature and historical period: from works of the XIII to works of the twentieth century.

Note that there is the possibility to visit the museum for free every Monday from 12 to 16.

Awesome collection You can visit the museum both fixed and temporary exhibitions. Permanent exposure can be seen without too much crowding. Highly recommended!

I really enjoyed the art here. Pictured are some of my favorites. They do not allow tripods for cameras, but you can check them in if needed.

A unique, brilliant and high quality collection. It represents an authentic review of the entire history of universal Art and most of the great Ancient and Modern Masters.

It enjoys the works of great painters and has an excellent restaurant.

A special museum, very interesting exhibitions, as well as its permanent collection. With a great artistic director, Guillermo Solana, very emblematic.
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I liked the Permanente more than Sorolla's. A marvel. I am grateful and satisfied with how happy I was.

Very good collection of paintings from different eras and styles. The exhibition about Monet and Boudin we liked very much. Vasarely is a genius ... I do not know when the exhibition closes but it was what most impressed us about the museum.

Wonderful Balenciaga exhibition impresses and marvels

It is one of the exhibitions with more character in the world of haute couture. And all fans faith creation summed up in such wonderful costumes. Architecturally structured and with an elegance worthy of one of the best museums in the world @ thyseeb-boremisa. And encourage people to enjoy this staging

Great art collection from the middle ages to the present

The truth is that I liked it and the impressive works, but I must mention that there were too many people the day we went, still 100% recommended.

Very good collection and period view. And above all, Korean audio guide available. 5 Lunch at the cafe for two hours or more.

Huge and beautiful.
Among the museums in Madrid I recommend seeing it first

The temporary exhibition of Monet and Boudin very good. I can say the same of Vasarely's.

It is a great opportunity to see many works of the Venetian Renaissance together. I have been lucky for the time I have gone, there was not much public and I was able to visit without stress.

Always very interesting. With the Mutua Madrid card you can enter 2 people for free

Beautifully displayed outfits alongside the paintings that inspired this designer. Don't miss his exquisitely crafted button holes!

Beautiful museum, nothing to envy others, very well presented works, 10 points.

Spectacular museum. Precious the exhibition of Balenciaga and Spanish painting. I found it very original and very well assembled. To return several times.

Well laid out art gallery with some very famous paintings

One of Madrid must visit places. Can stay a whole day here every time I come to Madrid

Private museum of modernist art located on the Paseo del Prado, a few meters from the Cibeles fountain. One of the best modern art exhibitions in the city. It enjoys good traveling exhibitions of modern art. And there is the possibility of acquiring printed copies of works from the museum.

Last minute surprise : free on Mondays thanks to MasterCard

One of the most important museums in the world, the experience is impressive, if you know other national museums you realize the level that this has. Not only is it one of the main events to visit Madrid, it is also More

Thank you for putting the shop out of the museum. I love it.

Nice art museum in Madrid with many beautiful works. Beautiful building both exterior and interior. You can spend many hours in this beautiful museum.

It is one of the great museums in the world, with important exhibitions.

I worth visiting, interesting and very comfortable and easy to enjoy

It is an essential visit for both tourists and locals.

The best private museum in Madrid, must go place to go to

One of the most impressive museums I ve been too in terms of breadth, quality of selection and variety. Audioguide is easy to follow and introduces you to many of the masters throughout the different time periods. Really get to see how art has evolved over the centuries. Came on a paid day so there was a lot of space to browse and sit. Very enjoyable and got so much out of it!