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With this virtual guided tour you can travel through seven centuries of art history through fifteen masterpieces and delve deeper into our collection. Narrated by our curators, discover the little stories hidden in the paintings at any time and pause the guided tour whenever you want.

Take a closer look at the works in the collection from the point of view of the museum's restorers and you will learn about the treatments carried out on the paintings as well as some of the secrets and curiosities hidden in a selection of our Masterpieces.

We are back! Surprise us and surprise yourself with your creativity. We are inviting young creators and creatives from all over the world to reinterpret works from the collection to compete for new prizes. 

Friends have the opportunity to tour the exhibition on the Sevillian painter and sculptor Carmen Laffón the weekend before it opens to the public, as well as to take part in private guided tours offered in various formats and with different options for dates and times.

El museo ofrece al público la oportunidad de descubrir Carmen Laffón. Variaciones a través de visitas guiadas los viernes, sábados y domingos de apertura. 

In this year’s second edition of Travelling with the painting Friends can visit The Hague in conjunction with the simultaneous exchange of twenty-five works between the Museo Thyssen and the Mauritshuis.

You have the opportunity to explore, along with one of our experts, the greatest masters’ canvases, with an exclusive tour that let you discover all the secrets, anecdotes and curiosities of some of the most iconic paintings in the History of Art.

Fuensanta “La Moneta” is one of the leading figures in contemporary flamenco dance. Her powerful and profound dance establishes her as a key figure in contemporary flamenco.

In a museum in Santiago, Chile, a Mapuche ritual mask (Kollong) awakens from its slumber. Transformed into a colonial spectre, it leaves the display case and takes on physical form to wander through the city. On its way it encounters the indigenous memories that the capital has tried to erase, as well as the new poetics and aesthetics emerging from the urban Mapuche experience.

Italian painting of the 17th and 18th centuries is characterised by the contrast between two fundamental currents within the Baroque: the naturalism and the classicism. This session explores the influence of both languages on painters working at this period and how their legacy was expressed in the work of 18^th-century artists.

A Valencian flamenco dancer based in Madrid for more than twenty years, Raquel Valencia began her dance training at the age of four and perfected her skills at institutions such as the Professional Dance Conservatory of Valencia and the Carmen López School, as well as with great flamenco masters.

Walk through the rooms of the collection in semi-darkness and discover a selection of the versions of this edition, projected next to the original paintings.

Pilar Díaz is a flamenco dancer from Córdoba. She began her career at the Luis del Río Professional Dance Conservatory in that city and completed her Higher Degree in Dance Pedagogy at the María de Ávila Dance Conservatory in Madrid. She continues to develop her flamenco skills in Madrid with teachers such as David Coria, Pedro Córdoba, Alfonso Losa and Belén López.

A flamenco dancer and choreographer from Cádiz, Paco Hidalgo has developed an artistic approach that explores new ways of understanding flamenco from a contemporary perspective.