Cason del Buen Retiro Museum

The Cason del Buen Retiro Museum is located in one of two surviving buildings that survived the destruction of the royal palace.

The building was designed by architect Alonso Carbonella in 1637. It was originally designed as a ballroom for Philip IV. In 1971, the building became part of the Prado Museum and stores in its halls collections of paintings and sculptures of the XV-XIX centuries.

Here you can see more than 3000 paintings, including works by Bosch and Durer, Veláskis and El Greco, Raphael and Titian, as well as the famous Guernica by Picasso and much more.