Fundación Colección Thyssen-Bornemisza Review

In addition to its permanent collection they are always interesting temporary.

top notch museum. mostly on classical art. must see in madrid

We have seen almost the entire second floor. It's amazing how much art a family can collect. More incredible is to share it with the art lovers of the world. Congratulations.

Spectacular museum, I went to see the collection of Monet and I was captivated. The private collection is huge and with an incredible variety of painters. Is awesome. 100% recommended

Permanent collection very accessible to all audiences, ideal size not to overwhelm. The very interesting temporary collections always, the perfectly assembled Bulgari, falls a little short for jewelry lovers, you are left wanting more.

It's my favorite museum, without a doubt. My only pain is that it is not free for students. 9 euros may seem little, but it's what I have to eat one day, and I should not have to choose between buying a salad and a coffee or going to the Thyssen.

Very nice museum generally speakin. There is always soemthing to see. But at the moment go and enjoy the expo on Rembrandt. Very interesting and some exceptional pieces.

A real gem not to be missed. The best private collections that can be enjoyed in a museum. With a tour that shows the best artists, from the Middle Ages to today

It is very nice to see it. Many masters of painting. The people who work there are very nice. A lot of variety of painting classics. Monday is free to enter.

I really enjoyed my experience here. They are very friendly here and allow you to photograph everything which I love. They have a temporary exhibition here until June 2019 where there are many religious Christian artworks by some of the top masters including Rubens and Caravaggio. My favorite are Rubens paintings. Some of these paintings give you tingles of energy and beauty watching them. The first floor and a part of the second have modern art and the higher floors have the classical and Baroque paintings and some sculptures as I have seen what I believe is a Rodin there. Highly recommend this place.

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I just loved this museum in Madrid, even though I was there one Monday when it was open only from 12 to 16(free of charge on Mondays), no wonder that for many years I wanted to visit this Thyssen Bornemisza museum. (Unfortunately I had a flight back home at Monday night to Romania, so I could not visit the whole museum only the second floor).
When I was planning I didn't know why I need to visit here, now I know why. This place definitely became one of my favourites museums in Spain and will come back in March with a small groups of customers, and can't wait to see the Renaissance art again where I spent at least 2-3 hours.
I felt like I don't need anything else, just art.
Who thought that Baron Heinrich Thyssen Bornemisza started to collect Old Masters for his villa in Switzerland in 1920 , and his son continued and this place will be once the World second biggest private collection according to my guide book. If I read it right now this museum belongs to government who bought this place.
I highly recommend this place, and please take your time if you come here. These paintings will fulfill your heart.

In the center located ... you find temporary collections such as the current one of Rembrandt, wonderful and very complete .. in addition to the general entrance where you can enjoy a wide selection of pictorial work

Museum of great wealth that brings together major works of various eras. Do not miss.

Short and sweet!
Collection of famous artists works.

Not a long queue which is a big plus when you are on vacation and don t wanna waste time waiting.

Great, for the elderly. Good site to increase knowledge and locate them over time.

Well-equipped museum, great wealth of famous works. Recommended.

Poir who loves contemporary art is simply unavoidable. It's necessary.

Super definitely must be visited during your stay in Madrid.

I love this museum.Its fixed collection and always contributing new temporary collections.Now with Beckman.Precuise collection.

A beautiful museum, with many well-lit and well-preserved works.

Installation, organization. And the work exhibited.

A good way to have a pleasant time for the eyes and mind

Great museum! Not famous as the Prado but very interesting paints

It was great to see the paintings of famous artists like Picasso, Labyrinth, Lotrec, Roscoe, Pollock, Mondrian, and Van Gogh. Although there are various paintings by artists, the number of paintings by artists is as small as 2-4. The collection is huge, but I think it's for the purpose of introducing even a few pieces by each artist. It was good to be able to take a picture freely without noticing it.

There you can find works ranging from the 1300s to the second half of the 1900s. Ample space for impressionism and post-impressionism, I particularly appreciated the various Van Goghs, Degas and Manets and the whole section dedicated to the Italian painters of 500-600 and 700: Antonello da Messina, Ghirlandaio, Carpaccio, Tiziano, Canaletto. For the admirers of North American painting of the last century and of pop art: Pollock, bacon and Hopper.

After many years visiting Madrid I have decided to visit the Thyssen museum. Being a collection that comes from a private fund (although managed by National Heritage), I sensed it was good but not up to this point. It More

A beautiful place for those who love the history of armies and the evolution of weapons.

For art lovers it is an excellent place, of famous and important artists throughout history

Most important paintors of all time. Free entrance!

Unique collections and unique temporary exhibitions. Aesthetics and environment very careful.
Essential!!!
His shop is the most exquisite among all of the Spanish museums.

Amazing, beautiful, wonderful, breath taking collection!!!!

One of the best collections I've seen. Mondays, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. is free admission.

A huge diverse exhibition of paintings by famous artists. I really liked it. Viewing 2-3 hours will take.

As for us - a fantastic collection, better (more diverse) than Prado. The collection covers the period to modern art, which significantly diversifies the sightseeing.

Very nice museum but which does not pay its employees since June. But if you keep charging tickets and forcing workers to work.

I loved it, I went to the temporary exhibition of the impressionists and it left me speechless. Also students, people with a youth card or transport pass pass free. It is wonderful

Free storage.
With a young card the visit is free.
Many works of various styles and many popular artists.
Visitable in about 2 hours going on your own.

Excellent collection It is worth taking the ticket very early to avoid crowds. The museum shop is good although Cara.

I go very often to see their magnificent temporary exhibitions and never disappoint.
Both the permanent exhibition that is great, as the mansion, the location and even the magnificent store, make the Thyssen a must.

You have to go visit it whenever possible. Excellent exhibits. A necessary place to visit in Madrid

Fantastic building with interesting collections. The permanent exhibition is good, but the temporary ones are nicer, as they are usually very modern. It's very close to the Prado Museum, so if you're tired of the modern works, it's only a 5 minute walk to discover the more classic paintings.

I thought it would be something more spectacular especially its facade. I saw it simple, it's more until I read the poster I didn't think it was the museum

This musuem is comprehensive and good curated then most musuem in Netherlands.

Good representation of artists. Free on certain day of the week.

Great works, but too much oil and modern painting for the non-connoisseur

Of the 3 major museums in Madrid the best choice ... Queues were not there and smooth for wheelchair users ...

Thyssen is a great museum, or rather, its gallery is not comparable in size to the Prado Museum, but if you want an introductory book about modern art, come to this place. Here are some of the works of all the most well-known artists of the 19th and 20th centuries, collected by Baron Thyssen and his wife. However, for those who like early vintage works, there are many that can be enjoyed. The art of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance is well presented here. ...

Great museum with a splendid permanent collection. Inside there is a good temperature and they always serve you very well.

Excellent museum, without as many rows and twists as meadow for example. Minors are free, students 8 euros, in short, excellent price for the variety of art that can be appreciated.

Great collection of paintings from pre renaissance to our days...

Lots of famous artists & artworks dated back to 14th centuries. Many artifacts are well reserved till today.

The permanent exhibition is a luxury. And the temporary well designed. Great Museum

I loved this museum, its collections are incredible from Van Gogh to Roy Lichtenstein

A museum that I would recommend to Prado, at least for paint lovers. It's fabulous. It's worth entering into the program if you have a way through Madrid.

From the Renaissance to the present day ... collection of exceptional works of art. There are also many works by North American artists. If you visit Madrid you must go. Three hours minimum to visit it. Recommended purchase of tickets on the site

It is distributed in a chaotic way and the collection is getting worse every day.
It is saved by the Balenciaga exhibition and the Spanish painting that was spectacular if it would not put 2 stars.

Good taste in setting up your exhibitions
Fantastic Balenciaga's.
The museum is impressive, the Flemish painting in the Marquis collection is wonderful, I need time to see everything, no, you can go quickly, you have to enjoy it little by little.

The Museum loved it. You have to visit it by plants, it is very long to see for its many works of art.

Bad management of the advance sale of tickets at the box office. Incomplete and misleading information.

Relaxed and calm atmosphere to enjoy great works. The very nice outdoor area ... A little expensive the gift shop

It's an art museum. Entry proce is steep yet the museum is a must visit.

The permanent exhibition is very good. The storms are always interesting to see

Definitely one of the places to visit when in madrid. Some unexpected paintings here.

This museum as a nice exhibition that takes you through various centuries. The collection contains work by painters from all over the globe. Free admission on Monday (sponsored by MasterCard). audio guides in multiple languages are available and cost 5 euro. They are worth renting.

Very interesting
So many great together

A must see in Madrid. Not a long ticket queue compared to Prado and Reina Sofia.

Magnificent Pinacoteca where we can contemplate more than 1,000 works of art and take a tour through the history of European painting from the Middle Ages to the end of the 20th century and delight ourselves with works from the Renaissance, Impressionism and German, Italian, Dutch Expressionism, Spanish, Russian and American culture.

Really an amazing collection and the spectacular Balenciaga temporary. Something messy about the museum but it's worth it.

Beautiful structure in permanent death currently also beautiful temporary

Impressive collection of paintings of all nationalities and post-Middle Ages, with Impressionists, Expressionists, Baroque, Cubists, etc.