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4.6/5
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Customize your visit by choosing full access or adding audio guides for insights into the art world.
Customize your visit by choosing full access or adding audio guides for insights into the art world.
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The artwork was amazing, loved the japanese artist that was on display. Beautiful depiction of art and different art forms through the centuries
great exposition lack of crowds
Beautiful place, quiet and wonderful works
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Magnificent collection of works of art. Enjoyed from beginning to end. Excellent atmosphere.
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The tranquility that one breathes. The friendliness of the staff in the rooms. For me, it is a safe place.
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Very good, zero queue, audio guide available immediately, all good
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4.5/5
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Enjoy entry to three of Madrid's iconic museums with a single pass & save up to 30%.
Enjoy entry to three of Madrid's iconic museums with a single pass & save up to 30%.
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Very easy to book tickets. Saved money and time. No queuing. The app was easy to access. The three art museums were incredible. Plan a lot of time to see the exhibitions. The museums are huge! Fantastic
I had to stand in line for the ticket which was fine, but I did not have e the audio guide and the museum told me the ticket did not include audio.
Easy access. Tomorrow we will go to the Thyssen museum.
Museo del Prado has amazing art, we stayed there for 6 hours and ii wasnt enough. Reina Sofia Amazing modern art.
Nothing special since we didn't sleep the ticket line
Conveniently available! Easy access no lines
I had direct access to the three museums without waiting and without any problem.
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You have tickets and then you hear that you have to get out of line to stand in other line to exchange your tickets.
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Everything was wonderful. We were even treated to a military parade while waiting in line. Thank you for assisting us with rescheduling our ticket dare after a death in the family causing a change in our family plans. We are very grateful to the staff!
Professionalism and friendliness of the museum staff. Beautiful experience because it allows you to see masterpieces
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4.3/5
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Cover 35 landmarks on your panoramic bus tour & get entry to the Prado, Reina Sofia, and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museums.
Cover 35 landmarks on your panoramic bus tour & get entry to the Prado, Reina Sofia, and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museums.
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Blue Route: Historical Madrid
Green Route: Modern Madrid
Blue Route: Historical Madrid
Green Route: Modern Madrid
Being able to see the highlights of the city. Disappointed that Madrid does not allow hopping on and off to take a better look at interesting spots
I liked it very much TIO, God bless !!!!!
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Very interesting tour - the guide was professional and told the history of the mosque in an exciting and authentic way!
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Very easy to book tickets. Saved money and time. No queuing. The app was easy to access. The three art museums were incredible. Plan a lot of time to see the exhibitions. The museums are huge! Fantastic
Great, I purchased them in advance managing well the time and visit the sites of our interest. So I recommend 100% to buy in advance everything went smoothly.
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We loved it, it is an excellent way to have an overview of the city, visit its most emblematic points and enjoy the views in comfort. Highly recommended for first time visitors.
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The audio tour was not great. Some historical buildings were not even mentioned!! Hard to follow which buildings were being talked about. Definitely not worth 26 euros - more like 10
I had to stand in line for the ticket which was fine, but I did not have e the audio guide and the museum told me the ticket did not include audio.
It was nice. Good route and nice audios while going around. The only thing I didn't like was that it is named "Hop on Hop off tour" but its a bus without stops, so especially with kids it would have been better to have that option of going down whenever you'd like.
ould have been a great tour but there were no stops - unfortunately also no real visible info prior bying the tickets. That's a huge dissatisfaction for some of the spots we would have liked to visit a bit longer and continue the tour later which was not possible - but the tickets were already bougt.
Easy access. Tomorrow we will go to the Thyssen museum.
The smiling employees. The sun and this beautiful city
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Great moment with family but we can not see the buildings very well and we can not go down
Museo del Prado has amazing art, we stayed there for 6 hours and ii wasnt enough. Reina Sofia Amazing modern art.
Excellent. Quick and easy. I recommend it
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Awesome experience! Great service too!
The fact that you could as many tours as you want in one day
Too bad you can't get out. Other than that, mostly saw a lot of trees.
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Too long a tour, without the possibility of getting off at certain points to visit the sites
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Especially on hot days, the best way to see a city is a similar ride.
Nothing special since we didn't sleep the ticket line
Conveniently available! Easy access no lines
The beauty of the city and the quality of the service
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I had direct access to the three museums without waiting and without any problem.
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Comprehensive and comprehensive tour of the city
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4.0/5
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Experience the magic of art without the wait—deep dive with an art expert.
Experience the magic of art without the wait—deep dive with an art expert.
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The Paseo Del Arte- 3 Museum Pass cannot be canceled or rescheduled. For more information, make sure to check your details before purchasing.
Situated at the intersection of baroque and naturalist styles, Caravaggio’s portrait of St. Catherine of Alexandria shows a woman kneeling on a red cushion. The woman in the portrait is associated with Fillide Melandroni, one of Rome’s most coveted courtesans, who frequently modelled for Caravaggio in the 4th century.
Domenico Ghirlandaio’s portrait of Giovanna degli Albizzi Tornabuoni is emblematic of classical antiquity, drawn in typical Quattrocento style. The idealized extremely delicate features of the model with a prayer book and rosary with coral beads in the background is indicative of her pious and noblewoman character.
True to his Post-Impressionist roots, Vincent Van Gogh painted a few trees, simple cottages, and yellow and green wheat fields in his ‘Les Vessenots’ in Auvers in 1890. His nervous brushstrokes represent a sense of freedom and vitality intermingled with feelings of loneliness in the last few years of his life.
Albrecht Durer’s ‘Jesus Among the Doctors’ signaled the arrival of new ideas from northern Europe. The portrait shows Jesus’s first act of sharing theological sermons at the age of 12. Durer brings forward the ideals of harmony, beauty, and perfection found in Italian art and blends them with the German way of seeing the world.
The most unique element in André Derain’s 1906 painting is the mosaic effect achieved through pointillist techniques. In true Fauvist style, Derain captured the banks of the Thames River in shades of blue, purple, grey, and green, only bringing out pops of yellow and orange to depict sunlight.
Vittore Carpaccio's ‘Young Knight in a Landscape’ depicts a full-length portrait of a young knight almost about to draw his sword. The vibrant colors and magical mood in the background are in contrast to Carpaccio's love for detail. The flora and fauna allude to the virtues a young knight must embody to rise through the ranks.
Camilla Pissaro captured the edge of Théâtre Français (now known as Place André-Malraux) and rue Saint-Honoré in this 1897 oil painting. It depicts buildings, people, and street lamps after receiving a shower of rain. It marked Pissaro’s shift from pointillist techniques to Impressionist styles.
Pablo Picasso’s 1923 ‘Harlequin with a Mirror’ is assumed to be a self-portrait drawn in circus and commedia dell’arte style. The figure wears a harlequin’s two-cornered hat and an acrobat’s costume. The figure has distinct classical proportions that Picasso adapted in his paintings after 1917.
‘Mata Mua’, literally meaning Olden Times, is Paul Gaugin’s effort to flee from everything artificial and conventional. The 1891 painting depicts the Tahiti moon goddess, Hina in flat colors. The painting is simple with followers surrounding the portrait of goddess Hina, engaged in her worship.
Duration of the Visit: It is recommended that you spend at least two to three hours in the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum as there are plenty of art movements to cover.
Best Time to Visit: The pleasant weather from March to May and from September to November makes it the best time to visit the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. The crowds are far lesser than in the peak summer season.
Address: Paseo del Prado, 8, 28014 Madrid, Spain.
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The Thyssen-Bornemisza museum is located on Paseo del Prado, 8, 28014 Madrid, Spain.
The best way to reach the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum is by metro. Take the subway from line 2 and get down at Banco de Espana.
The best months to visit the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum are during the months of March to May and September to November. The weather is mellow and there are fewer crowds.
If you are looking for a stellar art collection, a place to unwind, or for a closer peek at the evolution of European art, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum is the place for you. It has majestic art pieces from around the world to get your creative juices flowing.
The Reina Sofia museum and Prado museum, along with the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum form the ‘Great Triangle of Art’. They are right after one another, making it easier for you to plan a day visiting all three art museums in Madrid.
You have to pay the entrance fee and book tickets before entering the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum.
The Thyssen-Bornemisza museum is open from 10 AM to 7 PM on Tuesdays to Sundays, and on Mondays, it is open from 12 PM to 4 PM.
You can click pictures of every painting, except the ones showcased in special exhibitions, which are solely the property of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.
The museum makes wheelchairs and walking sticks available to every traveler who needs them in permanent exhibitions.
It is recommended that you spend at least two to three hours in the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum as there are over 1600 masterpieces to enjoy.
There are wheelchair accessible toilets in the cafe, auditorium, and in the museum.
The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum has guided tours, audio guides with audio descriptions, and sign language guides.