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This is the best collection dedicated to a single artist and a benchmark for exhibition spaces in the region. The museum houses a large number of oil paintings, watercolours, engravings and illustrated books, as well as some reference works and a wide range of documentation on the figure of the painter, one of the most sought-after artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
For more information about the visit: http://museoulpianocheca.esy.es/
Located in the municipality of Alcorcón, the Museum of Glass Art (MAVA) displays a collection of contemporary art works whose main material is glass.
If you want to know this museum access their website to discover their guided tours, educational workshops, conferences, congresses, temporary exhibitions and even your escape room: www.mava.es
Located in the town of Alcalá de Henares, the Regional Archaeological Museum shows, through a journey into the past, a collection of legacies that have been left to us by our ancestors.
If you wish to get to know this museum, visit its web page to discover its visits, collections, exhibitions, activities, excavations and services: http://www.museoarqueologicoregional.org
Located in Calle de Alcalá, Círculo de Bellas Artes is a multidisciplinary center that covers a multitude of disciplines including plastic arts, literature, science, music, philosophy, cinema and performing arts, among others. In addition, it is a place well known by tourists for the beautiful views from the rooftop.
You can find all the information about the program and activities of the Círculo de Bellas Artes at: https://www.circulobellasartes.com/visitas
Located In Paseo del Prado, CaixaForum is one of the most important cultural centers in Madrid. It hosts multimedia, ancient, modern and contemporary art.
You will find more information about the visit, exhibitions, festivals, conferences, workshops and debates at: ticketsmadrid.caixaforum.com
Located in Chamberí, at the intersection of Cea Bermúdez and Bravo Murillo streets, this modern building is the work of architect Juan Navarro Baldeweg. It was officially opened on February 20, 2009. All its spaces are equipped with the most advanced technology, which can be flexibly adapted to any stage requirement.
Currently, the theater is one of the most representative centers of the performing arts industry worldwide.
An authentic palace-house that still preserves the same decoration it used to have during the 17th century, when it was the residence of the Marquis of Cerralbo. The furniture of an aristocratic family predominates, distributed in halls and rooms.
The museum also has a large collection, as well as an extensive program of cultural activities. To make the most of your visit, you can visit the official website. www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/mcerralbo/home.html
Located in the Plaza de Cervantes, the Corral de Comedias Theater was inaugurated in 1602. With more than 400 years of history, the theater has adapted to the demands of each time, bringing it to the present day.
Since 2005, the Corral has established a continuous and multidisciplinary program, articulated with the same rigor that characterizes the consolidated theater of Madrid, but taking into account the characteristics of this special historical space.
The Community of Madrid is, in all its extension, synonymous of leisure. Therefore, it has an extensive network of theaters where you can enjoy some of the most important plays. To get to know it better, we recommend that you consult the Guide to Municipal Theaters of the Community of Madrid.
Located in Madrid, Museo del Traje presents the evolution of clothing from the 16th century to the present day. It displays a large collection, ranging from historical costumes to jewelry, embroidery or rosaries, among many others.
Access its website to enjoy its activities, collections, guided tours, library or concerts: www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/mtraje/inicio.html
Círculo de Bellas Artes The Círculo de Bellas Artes is one of the most important private cultural centres in Europe. It was founded in 1880 by a small group of artists and had directors of the stature of Jacinto Benavente. This cultural centre is characterised by the dissemination of the most innovative artistic currents, both in the plastic arts and in literature, science, philosophy and the performing arts.
La Arquería de Nuevos Ministerios Exhibition Hall
The Interpretation Center, located in an old winery, gives visibility to the figure of Juan de Goyeneche, promoter of Nuevo Baztán. The exhibition includes models, reproductions of objects and panels explaining the architectural planning.
The Center also presents numerous activities to show the history and evolution of the territory, as well as the Cultural Heritage of Madrid. For more information on the visit: https://www.comunidad.madrid
Located In Ronda de Valencia Street, the Casa Encendida is the social and cultural center of the Montemadrid Foundation. It is an open and vibrant space for all audiences.
Some of the most avant-garde artistic expressions coexist with educational activities, reflection and debate, and actions are developed around its four most relevant aspects: Culture, Solidarity, Environment and Education. You can find all the information about the exhibitions at: www.lacasaencendida.es/exposiciones
Located in the Salamanca neighborhood, the museum houses a large collection of works assembled by the publisher José Lázaro Galdiano. It exhibits authors such as Goya, El Bosco or Zurbarán, as well as weapons, medals or ceramics of great value.
The museum also has a phone application to access the multimedia guides, with free and paid options. You will find more information at: www.flg.es
At Lope de Vega House Museum you will not only learn about the place where this famous writer created many of his works, but you will also discover what life was like in the Spanish Golden Age.
To find out about the guided tours available at the House Museum, visit its website: casamuseolopedevega.org/es/la-casa-museo
Madrid is home to many more cultural centers. Some of them are located in the city center, while others are scattered throughout the region. Don't miss any of them!
Managed by the Community of Madrid
Sala Alcalá 31. More Information.
CA2M. More Information.
Sala Arte Joven. More Information.
Managed by Madrid City Council
Centro Cultural Conde Duque. More Information
Casa de Vacas. More Information
Matadero-Madrid. More Information
MNCARS venues in El Retiro
Palacio de Cristal. Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía. More Information
Palacio de Velázquez. Círculo de Bellas Artes. More Information
Casa de América. More Information
Sala Canal Isabel II. More Information
Contemporary art centre dedicated to the most immediate present of artistic and cultural practices in Madrid, nationally and internationally. It houses the contemporary art collection of the Community of Madrid, which brings together more than 1,500 works.
For more information about the visit: https://www.comunidad.madrid/centros/museo-ca2m-centro-arte-dos-mayo
This is the first Museum of Professional and Technological Cinema in Spain, located in the old Paris Cinema in Villarejo de Salvanés. It houses a large amount of cinematographic material distributed in several rooms, as well as having interesting exhibitions of the seventh art on its agenda.
For more information about the visit: Cinema Museum
El Museo Naval situado en el corazón de Madrid alberga una colección que llevará a los visitantes por la historia de España relacionada con los buques navales.
El Museo también dispone de visitas guiadas y diferentes recorridos temáticos que podrás conocer más a fondo en su página web: armada.defensa.gob.es
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