- Sorolla: our new discovery
- Archaeological: have to allocate a whole day here next time
- Reina Sofia: renewed my interest in Picasso
- Prado: site of exhaustion
- Thyssen-Bornemisza: some collection
When we tried to go back to the Prado on Monday, the line was extraordinary long, a part of us was relieved. We went on a city tour instead, something we love as much as museums.
If our flight was not so early in the morning, we would have returned to Madrid at all. What dumb luck! No wonder there are SO many visitors. Over the last four days in Segovia and Madrid, we saw as many tourists as the rest of Spain combined. Like everyone else, we loved Spain. A part of us could not believe the trip is coming to an end. We will be back for more.
Museo Sorolla and gardens.
MAN - Museo Arqueológico Nacional. A very fine presentation of archaeological finds and sites on the Iberian Peninsula.
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Flora sculpture near the Reina Sofia.
Madrid at night.
El Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
Get a free tour at the Plaza Mayor.
Royal Palace with segways.
Architecture.
The very popular Primark department store on Gran Via...
...where husbands and peddlers wait outside the main entrance for shoppers to exit.
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