Photo: Concepcion AMAT ORTA… / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0)Calle del Prado, s/n, Madrid
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Upcoming events at Calle del Prado, s/n, Madrid, Retiro, Madrid.
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PAINTING
The Martyrdom of Saint Andrew
The masterpiece by the Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens The Martyrdom of Saint Andrew is on display in Room 16 B of the Villanueva Building along with its original frame, the piece was painted by Rubens during the same period he was working on the decorative programme of the…
PHOTOGRAPHY
The Artist’s World Through the Camera
The Prado Museum will present an exhibition from 13 April to 5 July 2026 that analyses the impact of photography since its emergence in the 19th century as a new artistic discipline and an effective tool to represent reality.
PAINTING
The Painting of Hunger
The Prado Museum will host an exhibition from 27 April to 13 September 2026 which analyses the meaningful episode featuring José Aparicio’s painting, The Year of Hunger in Madrid (1818).
EXHIBITIONS
In the Italian Manner. Spain and the Mediterranean Gothic (1320-1420)
The Prado Museum will host an exhibition from 26 May to 20 September, which seeks to bring a fascinating artistic period closer by highlighting the use of technique as a means of expression in luxury works.
FESTIVALS
A Night in the Prado Museum
The Prado Museum is resuming this cultural initiative in 2026. With the collaboration of the Community of Madrid and Samsung, the museum will open different exhibition spaces free of charge on the first Saturday of each month as part of a programme that seeks to raise awareness…
EXHIBITIONS
Prado. 21st Century
From 9 June to 27 September 2026, the Prado Museum will host an exhibition that offers a journey through the transformation process undergone by the Madrid museum over the past quarter of a century.
PAINTING
Valeriano D. Bécquer (1834-1870): Genre Paintings
For the first time ever, the Prado Museum will host an exhibition from 13 July to 4 October 2026, which brings together the eight paintings created between 1866 and 1867 by the Spanish painter and illustrator, Valeriano D.