Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía - Madrid, Madrid

Martin Pegner

Beautiful art gallery with a lot of amazing pieces. Of course must have in Madrid. But less interesting for children (lack of food , interactive places or something how to keep their attention). Some minor modification will make this crowded gallery more attractive for families. Anyhow you will be satisfied in art meaning of the word.

Daniela Karoni

Acudí al museo a las 5:30 aproximadamente, por llegar a esa hora pude ingresar gratuitamente eso si - había una fila enorme-. Mi opinión muy sincera es que a nivel arquitectónico no me gusta para nada, es una estructura que no impresiona para nada, pero a nivel de arte, sinceramente hay pinturas súper conocidas mundialmente, hay una exhibición magnífica de Dalí, Picasso, Joan Miró, René Magritte, Picabia, Delaunay.
Si eres aficionado al arte, es un lugar de obligatoriedad en Madrid. Se pueden tomar fotos sin flash, casi siempre hay mucha gente, hay que armarse de paciencia.

Salomé

Es un museo que no me gustó nada (creo que igual es cosa de mi gusto personal). Si vais buscando arte del tipo cuadros de paisajes o pinturas representativas en general como en el Prado, ya os adelanto que aquí no vais a encontrar eso.
Sin embargo, cuando yo fui, había una exposición temporal de Picasso que sí me agradó, al menos más que el resto del museo.
Lo único que destacaría es el patio, la verdad es que era precioso.

Pong Lenis

Was very nice, they have Goya, Picasso and Dali’s to see and many others, wasn’t expensive around €10. Was very well kept, very big, spent about two hours looking around. They have a nice little cafe and gift shop. They also have several Roman / Greek statues, we had a very nice time, they offer an audio and tours there, we didn’t take them but they have them in several languages. It wasn’t too busy and didn’t take longer than two minutes to get tickets. Would definitely recommend checking this museum out, especially if you like art.

Gill P

Visited the museum a few days ago. The queue was long for tickets. Best to buy online. There is a security section scanning before entry. There is a lot to see. Long white corridors to gallery rooms. There is an inner courtyard if you need air. We had a drink and bite to eat at a restaurant that is joined to the museum, garden something. We enjoyed being able to get close to the artwork and photograph. There is a huge surreal section. Great to see works by Salvador Dali, Miro, Man Ray, Picasso.

Carlos Jozala

The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, located in Madrid, Spain, is an immense cultural institution that showcases a diverse array of artworks. Devoting at least three hours to exploring its vast collection is highly recommended to fully appreciate its richness.

This museum is renowned for its impressive collection of contemporary and modern art, featuring iconic works by renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, and Joan Miró. Visitors can immerse themselves in the world of avant-garde movements like Surrealism, Cubism, and Abstract Expressionism as they journey through the museum's galleries.

One of the highlights is Picasso's masterpiece "Guernica," a powerful depiction of the horrors of war that remains a poignant symbol of peace and resilience. Additionally, the museum houses an extensive collection of works by Spanish artists, providing insight into the country's cultural heritage and artistic evolution.

From thought-provoking sculptures to captivating paintings, the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía offers a captivating exploration of modern art that is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors. There are days that the entrance is free.

Elias Simes Mendez

Me ha encantado, desde las obras, hasta la variedad y la historia que alberga cada una de ellas, el jardín central es precioso, y las obras también, un valor cultural incalculable, poder verlo es un privilegio, me encanta el amor con el que exhiben el Guernica y todas las imágenes de la creación del mismo, y el poderoso mensaje que alberga la magnífica obra.
Nos inscribimos a un tour por el museo sobre la influencia de la arquitectura en la vida y el arte con una trabajadora del museo que estuvo muy interesante.
He quedado impresionado. Me encantó y espero volver.

christopher paprocki

This museum is set in two adjoined structures that contrast between different styles of architecture. The work inside embodies that expression.

There are famous works like “Guernica” that attract the majority of the crowds along with other staples like works by Miro and Dali. Then there are beautifully tucked away rooms that hold examples of architecture, exhibition design and film / documentary work.

Easily could spend 3hrs or more just appreciating the views of the surrounding square and Atocha station through windows in the stairwell and the glass structures of the lifts.

Be sure to visit the terrace on the third floor for a framed view of the rooftops and sky.