ART MUSEUM IN MADRID!

THIS IS ART MUSEUM LOCATED IN MADRID,, SPAIN WITH VELAZQUEZ, GOYA AND EL GRECO MASTERPIECES IN VAST 12TH TO 19TH CENTURY COLLECTION. WE LOVE VISITING THE PRADO MUSEUM. EVERYTHING WAS ARRANGED IN AN ORDERLY MANNER. ADVISABLE TO PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE FOR SEAMLESS EXPERIENCE. THE MUSEUM ITSELF IS WELL MAINTAINED AND WALKING AROUND THE TALL HALLS WAS GREAT. WE WERE MESMERISED BY THE GARDEN OF EARLY DELIGHTS. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2023travelwish #passionpassport

Madrid, Spain must go to the Prado Museum Art Literacy Sticker Madrid is actually very suitable for art lovers to go to the Golden Triangle of Art near Central Station Atocha It attracts countless tourists every year. One of the most not to be missed is the Museo del Prado, which has the best works of Spanish art history from the 16th to the 19th centuries, such as the works of Velasquez, Goya and Greco. Foreign Renaissance works, such as Titian of the Venetian school of Italy, Rubens of the German Baroque, Boss of the Dutch surrealist, and so on. The . bag has traveled to Prado twice, and every visit is really different. The Goya black painting exhibition hall brought me the visual impact and shock, some of the revival of the Renaissance painter, the portraits of the ancient Roman emperors in the sculpture room, and so on. Its no exaggeration to spend a whole day in the Prado Museum. . The official Prado Chinese Guide must be bought. The museum also provides a map for each visitor. The map contains 50 works of essence, which condenses the best works of Prado, if time is limited. After reading these 50 works, it is enough. . Figure 1: The town hall: Diego Velzquez's "The Maid" (Las Meninas, 1656) Figure 2: The town hall : Hieronymus Bosch's Triptych of the World of Paradise (Earth, Paradise, Hell) (El jardn de las delicias, 1500-1505) 3: Francisco Goya's "swallowing it" The Saturno (1820-1823) Figure 4: Angelico's "Angel of the Annunciation" (La Anunciacin, Holy Inspiration, 1425-1428) Figure 5 : Sandro Botticelli's "The Story of Nastagio De Nastagio degli Onesti One, Two, Three, 1483" Figure 6: Albrecht Dre's "Self-portrait" (Autorretrato , 1498) Figure 7: Raphael's "The Cardinal" (El Cardenal, 1510-1911) Figure 8: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio Victory of David of Goliath (David vencedor de Goliat, 1600) Figure 9: Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Ri Jn) of Artes Artemisa (1634).

If you're in Madrid, you have to visit the Prada Museum! My visit to the Prada Museum in Madrid was truly enchanting. The architecture itself is a work of art, blending modernity with tradition in a captivating way. The collection of masterpieces inside is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Spain. Each exhibit tells a story, drawing you into a world of creativity and imagination. A must-visit for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

3-Day Travel Guide to Spain

✈️3-Day Travel Guide to Spain✨ 🌍Dear friends, today I am going to explore Spain with you passionately! In this short 3-day journey, we will stroll among World Heritage sites, experiencing the intertwining of romance and passion, embarking on a dreamy adventure! Get your power bank ready and prepare to set off with me!💃🏻 📍First stop: Barcelona ✨Wow! This is the art sanctuary of Spain, let's tread on Gaudí's fantastical dreams with our own feet! Let's start with the 'Casa Milà', it's simply dazzling, as if stepping into a fairy tale world! And the 'Sagrada Familia' is even more stunning, with off-the-charts beauty, and full of surprises inside!✨ 📸Key tags✨: 📍Second stop: Madrid ✨Step into the heart of Spain! Here we have one of the most beautiful museums in the world—the Prado Museum! Here, we can feel the artistic charm of Picasso and Goya, letting inspiration bloom within my heart! And not to be missed are the Royal Palace and the Prado Park, every corner is picturesque!✨ 📸Key tags✨: 📍Third stop: Seville ✨Arriving in Seville is like coming to the purest, most romantic place in Spain! The Alhambra Palace here has a mysterious charm, as if transporting one to an ancient story. And the Plaza de la Flor de Lis and the Torre del Oro are symbols of romance and courage!😍 📸Key tags✨: ✨Little Tips✨: 1️⃣ Lunchtime in Spain is quite important! The slow pace of the afternoon, tasting authentic Spanish seafood rice, ham, and salad with friends, is an absolutely unmissable delicious experience!🍽️ 2️⃣ In hot weather, remember to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat to protect your skin!🌞 3️⃣ Also, don't forget to prepare your city map and camera to record this unforgettable journey!📸 🌈Let's appreciate the charm of Spain together! Feel free to share your experiences of traveling in Spain in the comments section, looking forward to hearing your stories!💖✈️ Spain Travel Guide

Museo del Prado, Madrid

The weather in Madrid was still cloudy upon arrival, so the plan was changed and the afternoon was temporarily adjusted to appreciate indoor paintings at the museum. Madrid has three important museums, all with many collections. The Prado Museum, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, and the Queen Sofia Art Center. The Prado Museum is a world-class art gallery, with more than 7,000 paintings collected, currently exhibiting about 1,800, including many famous works, among which the works of the famous Spanish painter Goya are the most. The west wing of the museum was completed in 1785 and is a neoclassical palace known as the Villanueva Palace. During the Napoleonic occupation of Madrid, it became a military camp from 1808 to 1813. In 1814, King Fernando VII decided to turn the palace into a museum for the safekeeping and protection of hundreds of royal art collections. The museum was opened to the public in 1819, exhibiting 311 works by Spanish painters at the time. Over the centuries, with the increase in collections, the exhibition hall has been continuously renovated and expanded to become what we see today. From the collection of the Spanish royal family in the 16th-17th centuries to the current collection of works by painting masters from all over the world over the centuries. There are works by many masters such as Titian, Raphael, El Greco, Goya, etc., it can be said that it is a gathering of talents. A large number of works are religious stories, with Bible stories as the main theme, followed by royal portraits and records of historical events, and of course, landscape works. Tickets are required for the exhibition hall, 15 euros per person, with discounts for children, students, and the elderly. You can also buy tickets online, all with entry time slots. There are many spectators, especially in front of some famous paintings, there are always crowds. There is a free guide map in Chinese at the Information after entering. If you want to take a quick look at everything, it will probably take a day. The museum closes at 20:00 in the evening, and the time is not enough. The exquisite paintings make you slow down. Photography is not allowed in the museum, and a large number of staff are watching. There seems to be no restriction on sculptures, so I can't share paintings in the text. Bag storage and security checks are required for admission. I started to underestimate the museum a bit, thinking that I had plenty of time, and I looked at each painting carefully. Later, I found that there were about 120 exhibition halls, and there was not enough time. I looked for famous paintings according to the guide map, and finally did not finish the exhibition hall. In terms of its collection of paintings, I think it is no less than the British Museum and the Louvre. You must visit Madrid. The beautiful paintings will definitely make you linger.

🇪🇸Outdoors at Prado Museum 🇪🇸

We visit the surroundings of Prado Museum in Madrid. Just outside this renowned museum are lots of greenery to immerse in. With beautiful weather it was such a delight to walk around and enjoy the outdoors here. There are lines of trees and lots of green space around. Opposite this are cafes and little shops to have coffee and snacks. Especially the shop Vicens, go in try the samples and buy some, it is really delicious!! Tip: take a metro to lavapies station and walk along the street to this area, worth it👍 #freehotelstay #foodie #foodies #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #trip #worldtrip #spain

🇪🇸Wonderful Spots to see🇪🇸

🇪🇸Majestic Madrid🇪🇸 We took the metro to Lavapies station and from there walked along a street to the Reina Sofia Museum. We visit the Prado Museum, Reina Sofia Museum and the area around Atocha and Cibeles. This area has one of the main train stations in Madrid as well as a couple of the well-known museums. Beautiful buildings and nature all around.Suggest to take time and walk leisurely here as you will be surrounded by lots of nature and stunning architectural buildings. Stop by the fountain on the way to Prado Museum, it is a nice spot to take phitographs👍 #freehotelstay #awesomepic #historicallandmarks #urbanexplorer #foodie #foodies #trip

Fall Tour of Madrid's Old Town

#falltrip Historic Hues: A Fall Tour of Madrid's Old Town Step back in time as you wander through Madrid's historic Old Town during the fall season. This guide invites you to explore the narrow cobblestone streets adorned with autumnal foliage, discovering landmarks like Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol. Uncover the rich history and architectural wonders that make fall in Madrid a time for both reflection and exploration.

🎨🌟 Discover the Masterpieces: Museo del Prado 🏛️✨

#wecreate #MadridArtExperience #PradoMuseum #CulturalGem 📍 Explore the vibrant art scene in Madrid by visiting the legendary Museo del Prado! 🖼️🌆 Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of renowned masterpieces from Goya, Velázquez, and more. 😍✨ 💡 Tip: Beat the crowds by arriving early or visiting during weekdays for a more tranquil experience. 🕘👥 Take advantage of the audio guides or guided tours to gain insightful commentary about the artworks. 🎧🗺️

Spain travel guide

[Opening]: Overview of recommended destinations. If you want to experience Spanish culture, Madrid is a good choice. As the capital and largest city of Spain, Madrid has numerous museums, historical sites, and delicious food, as well as vibrant nightlife and shopping centers. [Must-visit spot]in the area: Paul Market: This is a market with a history of more than 200 years, gathering a variety of food and delicacies, and is a great place to taste authentic Madrid cuisine. Royal Palace: As one of the largest royal palaces in Europe, the Royal Palace is an essential attraction. The interior is luxuriously decorated with many exquisite artworks. [Travel Guide]: Visit museums: Madrid has several famous museums, such as the Prado Museum, the Queen Sofia Museum, and the Paseo del Arte, all of which have unique collections and exhibitions worth visiting. Stroll through the streets and alleys: Madrid has many unique streets and alleys, such as the old town and the Hariscom commercial district. These places have many small shops and malls to satisfy your shopping desires. Enjoy the performance: Madrid's performance culture is very developed. You can go to venues such as the Royal Opera House and Derby Theatre to watch concerts, operas, and dance performances, and experience the unique charm of Spanish culture. [Accommodation Guide]: Central Area Hotels: If you want to experience the atmosphere of Madrid up close, you can choose a hotel near the city center. Here, transportation is convenient, and restaurants, shopping, and attractions are all within easy reach. Youth Hostels: Madrid has many youth hostels, with affordable prices and complete facilities. You can also make friends with travelers from all over the world. It is a good choice for young people to travel. [Tips]: Learn Spanish: Spanish is the main language of communication in Madrid. If you can speak some simple Spanish, it will make your travels more convenient and enjoyable.

Madrid's Retiro Park, Prado Museum

The Prado Museum has been a specialized art museum since 1818. It is one of the four largest museums in the world and the most comprehensive and authoritative art museum for collecting Spanish paintings. The Prado Museum collects works by painting masters such as Velázquez, Goya, Murillo, Greco, Bellas, Titian, Raphael, Botticelli, and Rubens. The museum has a total of 8,600 paintings, more than 5,000 drawings, 2,000 sculptures, over 700 sculptures, and many partial works, about 1,000 coins and medals, and nearly 2,000 decorative art pieces. At the end of 2019, without entering, only saw people waiting outside in a long queue for visit, as shown in picture 1 and picture 2.

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