Madrid

Every city has its own hotspots. Whether the sun is shining or it's raining cats and dogs, there are lots of activities awaiting you!

Museo Sorolla This interesting and intriguing house once belonged to Joaquin Sorolla, the painter of light, who died in 1923. Sorolla's atelier is now open to the public and his neo-impressionist style canvases can be admired here in an oasis of calm. Works by Sorolla's contemporaries are also on display. The mus... [Read more]

Museo Arqueologico Nacional (National Archaeological Museum) Madrid's National Archaeological Museum shares the same roof as the National Library. The museum was founded in 1867 and houses many of Spain's most important archaeological collections. The highlights are the Visigoth crowns and the Iberian Dama de Elche (Lady of Elx). The museum also has a garden ... [Read more]

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia (Queen Sofia National Museum Centre of Art) This Madrid museum is renowned for its contemporary and modern art. The museum itself is a work of art and has a wonderful glass lift. It also happens to be situated in the former San Carlos hospital. A fan of modern art? You'll find Picasso's la Guernica here, along with many more of his works and ... [Read more]