easy
1.5 hours
Basic mobility is sufficient since the tour involves walking indoors at a moderate pace.
Discover Madrid’s Prado Museum with a private guide on this exclusive tour that uncovers masterpieces and the rich history behind Spain’s art from the 16th to 19th centuries. Step inside one of Europe’s premier museums for an immersive cultural journey.
Private Professional Guide
Experience the National Art Museum of Spain, home to over 7,500 masterpieces. With a private guide, delve into Spanish art from the 16th to 19th centuries, exploring iconic works by Goya, El Greco, and Rubens. Uncover the rich history and cultural significance behind each artwork in this architectural gem.
In the Prado Museum you will learn about the history of the museum and be surprised with the art collection in the place. Since it was inaugurated, in 1819 and throughout its history, it has fulfilled the high mission of conserving, exhibiting and enriching all collections and works of art which are closely linked to the history of Spain and constitute one of the highest manifestations of artistic expression of recognized universal value. Your guide will explain the Spanish art from the 16th to the 19th centuries, going through different cultural movements, not only in Spain, but throughout the world. Explore the halls and galleries and learn how these talented people created their art and the message behind it
Book your private tour ahead of time to ensure availability and avoid long lines at the Prado Museum.
Expect to walk and stand during the 1.5-hour tour exploring multiple galleries and exhibits.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible and may not be suitable for pregnant visitors due to museum infrastructure.
The museum galleries can be cool, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout your visit.
The Prado Museum was established in 1819, initially housing the Spanish royal art collection and expanding over the centuries to become a global cultural landmark.
The museum follows strict preservation protocols to protect artworks from light and environmental damage, ensuring longevity for future generations.
Supportive shoes help you explore the museum galleries comfortably.
Museum temperatures can be cool; layers keep you comfortable.
Ideal for art lovers who want to jot down notes or sketches during the tour.
Capture memories, but remember photography restrictions inside the museum.