The Sabatini Building was originally a hospital in the 18th century. It was a fully-operational hospital until 1965 after which, it became one of the main and the most important Historic-Artistic monuments in Spain. Renovations took place in the 1980s after which, it became what we now know as the Reina Sofia. The Sabatini Building is also home to Guernica which is one of the most famous artworks created by Pablo Picasso.
Other notable art collections include the Women at the Forefront, After Cubism, Spain, a Tragic Myth, Speaking Walls, Realism and Superrealism in New Art, and more.