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Check the world-famous Museo del Prado off your bucket list with this flexible entry ticket!
Check the world-famous Museo del Prado off your bucket list with this flexible entry ticket!
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Uncover the best of Museo del Prado with an expert guide.
Uncover the best of Museo del Prado with an expert guide.
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Unlock Madrid’s Golden Triangle of Art with access to top 3 national museums.
Unlock Madrid’s Golden Triangle of Art with access to top 3 national museums.
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Prado Museum
Reina Sofia Museum
Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum
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Prado Museum
Reina Sofia Museum
Cover two iconic Madrid attractions with one ticket!
Cover two iconic Madrid attractions with one ticket!
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Discover Madrid's rich history and world-class art, all within your budget.
Discover Madrid's rich history and world-class art, all within your budget.
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Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Art Walk
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Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Art Walk
Blue Route: Historical Madrid
Green Route: Modern Madrid
Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Art Walk
The Prado's sculpture collection features nearly 1,000 works, primarily derived from the Spanish Royal Collection. This includes significant pieces from various periods:
In addition to sculptures, the Prado has an impressive collection of decorative arts, totaling around 3,500 objects:
The Prado is also home to approximately 8,200 drawings and 4,800 prints. These works provide insights into the artistic processes of renowned masters:
The museum's collection extends to various historical documents that complement its artistic holdings. These documents often provide context about the artworks and their creators.
Free entry: Monday to Saturday: 6pm – 8pm; Sundays & Holidays: 5pm – 7pm
💡 Best time to visit: Arrive at 10am for a quieter experience or between 2pm – 4pm when the midday rush slows down.
Museo del Prado sits in the heart of Madrid’s Golden Triangle of Art.
By metro:
Estación del Arte (Line 1) – about a 10-minute walk
Banco de España (Line 2) – about a 10-minute walk
The museum offers various guided tours, including private tours with art experts and group tours focusing on specific collections or themes. These tours provide in-depth insights into the artworks and are available in multiple languages.
The Prado Museum is equipped with a cafeteria, a gift shop, free Wi-Fi, and a library. Additionally, it provides free wheelchairs and canes for visitors with reduced mobility. Lifts are available to access different levels of the museum.
Photography inside the museum is strictly prohibited. Large bags and umbrellas are not allowed in the exhibition areas but can be stored in the free cloakroom. It's recommended to wear comfortable footwear due to the extensive galleries.
The museum is fully accessible to visitors with disabilities. Wheelchairs are available upon request, and elevators provide access to all floors. Accessible restrooms are also available within the facility.
To fully appreciate the extensive collection, it's recommended to allocate at least 3 to 4 hours for your visit. However, art enthusiasts may find themselves spending an entire day exploring the galleries.