Unusual museums

Guided visits to Madrid's smallest, precious and relaxing museums: Royal Academy, Lázaro Galdiano, Sorolla, ...

The Lázaro Galdiano Museum is a little gem held in a Neo-Renaissance palace in aristocratic quarter "Barrio de Salamanca". 

The Museum of the Fine Arts Royal Academy of Saint Ferdinand exhibits the collection of the academic institution where, for instance, Goya taught and Picasso took lessons. As this institution existed even before the Prado, works of Art expropriated (for instance, to the Jesuits during the 18th century or to the ex-Prime Minister Godoy in 1816) had the Royal Academy as natural destination.

Sorolla is the main representative of what could be considered Spanish Impressionist, although the concept doesn't fit absolutely to the Mediterranean light sea-side views which made him famous all over the world. He was specially appreciated in the United States, where the founder of New York Hispanic Society, Archer Milton Huntington, was his close friend and protector.

Fall 2009: After 8 years of reforms, Madrid has recovered its Romantic Museum, renamed National Museum of Romanticism. Its new name reveals its new mission: helping the visitor travel to the very heart of XIX century.

Si nuestra indumentaria habla de nosotros, la historia del traje es nuestra historia.

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