Vip Escorts in Madrid

Museum

The main boulevard in the capital city of Spain Madrid is Paseo del Prado, the boulevard connects the south side to further north. 

Museo del Prado provides an incredible collection of beautiful art from the 14th century until the 19th century.
The museum is enormous and it is one of the biggest and most visited museums world wide; the museum is in possession of 5000 drawings , 2000 prints and illustrations, 1000 coins and medals, approximately about 2000 objects of applied art and 700 statues and sculptures . Current exhibitions at the Museo del Prado are the Velazquez’s Fables, Mythology and Sacred History in the Golden Age, from November 20 until February 24, 2008.

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum exists out of 3 buildings, the Thyssen museum, the Prado gallery has a collextion of art from the last 500 years and the Reina Sofia gallery , where you can view the works of Salvador Dali, Picasso and many others who have modern and exciting works to exhibit, also known as the “Golden Triangle of Art”. Goal area of the museum is to exhibit, publish and conserve the collections of art.

If you would be visiting the “Golden Tiangle of Art” then it might be interesting to buy a combined ticket so you have access to all 3 museums without passing by the cash desk each time again.

The oldest railway station of Madrid is a museum, “Estacion de las Delicias”  and it represents the iron architecture. It is one of the most beautiful and most conserved railway stations in Europe.

The Cerralbo Museum or Museo Cerralbo Enriquede Aguilera Y Gamboa gave his palace The Palacio Cerralbo and everything else he belonged to the Spanish state in 1922 one one condition that it will always remain together and nothing from the whole collection will ever leave the Palace. The museum opened the doors only 2 years after Enrique died and it has some remarkable and exquisite collections that exists out of ceramic, sculpture, medals, clocks, drawings, prints, furniture, coins…

It is expected to stay calm, quiet and walk around in a silent and reserved way, but not at Museo de Cera it is theWax Museum of Madrid and it has a lot of anecdotes to tell. You can meet Bart Simpson, Pinocchio, Salvador Dali, Freddy Krueger, Frankenstein,…