Reina Sofia National Art Center in Spain Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Reina Sofia National Art Center (Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina) is one of the largest museums in the world. The museum is located opposite the Madrid train station. It is famous for its collection of modern art from all over the world. The collection focuses on Spain's own artistic style in Europe. The context and development of art trends basically cover a series of changes in Spanish modern art styles from the late 19th century to the 20th century, including surrealism, abstraction, and the avant-garde after World War II. People who like to appreciate Picasso and Da The museum is a must-see for visitors who appreciate the artistic masterpieces of Lee and Miró.

Attractions distribution:

The Reina Sofia Art Center Museum was a former hospital that was converted into a museum after being donated and named after Queen Sofia, the wife of King Carlos II of Spain. The museum's exhibition hall covers an area of ​​12,505 square meters. Its modern art collections are located on the second and fourth floors respectively, and works with 1939 as the dividing line are displayed separately. The most important collection is the "Three Masters" of Spanish modern art - Picasso, Works by Miro and Dali.

Scenic spot features:

Picasso, painting, art, museum, art gallery, city tour