Prado Museum

The Prado Museum is the most important attraction in Madrid. It is valued not only in Spain, but also in the arena of museums around the world, because it contains one of the largest collections of European art.

The first contribution to the creation of the painting collection in Spain was made by Charles V of Habsburg. The Spanish monarch was a fierce collector who collected his collection with great care and intrigue.

The museum contains paintings of four European schools: Spanish, Italian, German and Flemish. The Prado houses works by artists such as Bosch, Botticelli, Dake, Poussin, Rembrandt, Santi and many others.

Periodically, exhibition collections from other famous museums of the world are brought to the museum, sometimes the collection of the Prado Museum goes on a trip. Therefore, if you want to admire the work of certain artists, make sure that the paintings were not taken to a temporary exhibition in another museum.