Located in the palace’s great tower and open to the public since its rehabilitation, the Observation Deck offers the visitor a privileged panoramic view of the city, a 360º perspective of the urban landscape of Madrid.
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Tuesday - Sunday: 10.30 am - 2 pm / 4 pm - 7.30 pm. Last...
This exhibition analyses diversity as a distinctive feature of the city of Madrid in the contemporary context. In the current situation, in which cities tend to become standardised, to replicate commercial models and cultural structures, complexity transcends as a value in itself, as an identifying...
Gaudí is an exhibition that seeks to delve into the life of the person and the work of this renowned Catalan architect, one of the most prominent figures in architecture and international art.
The collection on display brings to the forefront the ways in which this world-renowned architect used...
"Underground and Counterculture in 1970s Catalonia, an exhibition about how freedom transformed our beliefs and way of life, opens in Madrid. These were times in which creativity flowed without the restrictions of imposed canons times that were lived on the margins of privilege, political parties...
After being postponed during the pandemic, Fundación ONCE is celebrating the eighth edition of its Contemporary Art Biennial. On this occasion, the exhibition will feature work exclusively by women, under the theme: Women and disability. Curated by Maite Barrera, the exhibition displays a hundred...
The Landscape of Light Interpretation Centre provides comprehensive information on the values responsible for the inscription of this unique cultural landscape in UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
Panels, videos and tablets show the history, art, nature, science, universal model and all of the things...
Since the seventies, Madrid’s spaces for visual arts have brought cultural activities to the capital and its citizens on a regular basis. Despite the local context being heavily influenced by public cultural institutions, independent spaces have enriched the cultural scene of the city with autonomy...
Excuse me, I’m speaking is an encyclopaedic approach to autobiographical comics by women, from the earliest female voices to recent activists. Showcasing the brush strokes of more than 70 women writers, the exhibition sheds light on the plurality of an ever-expanding genre, testament to the life of...