Thyssen Museum in Spain will work for free

The Carmen Thyssen Museum in the Spanish city of Malaga celebrates its fifth anniversary. In honor of this, the organizers came up with an action in which the peers of the museum, that is, children born five years ago, accompanied by an adult will be able to visit the museum for free.

In addition, for five-year guests, discounts on store products and educational programs will be available - from 5 to 10%.

The Carmen Thyssen Museum presents works from the private collection of Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza’s widow, Carmen Servera. In 2011, when a branch of the museum opened in Malaga, the Baroness signed a contract with the city until 2025, but by agreement of the parties it can be extended.

The main exhibition is paintings by Spanish (mainly Andalusian) artists of the XIX century. There are also temporary exhibitions in the museum.