This museum is a very manageable size. The upstairs has medieval/renaissance religious art. The downstairs features 19th and 20th century Spanish artists. One of the artists featured is Julio Romero's father, which is interesting to note and compare if you visit his museum just across the courtyard. It's not the best museum I've ever been to, but if you have... More

There were some excellent pairings in this small museum but not one description was in English. More

The museum had all the works as described. However, the Torres museum was closed for renovation (October 2011) and they never bothered taking its highlights across the small court year over to the Bellas Artes. If you're looking to see Torres' Oranges and Lemons, you'll have to try later. More

We were pleasantly surprised by the museum. We had tried to go to the Romero de Torres Museo, but it was closed , so we went to Fine Arts instead. There were some very good pictures in including some by Torres. All in all an enjoyable visit. More

The Museo de Bellas Artes is a very good fine arts museum that shows how painting and sculpture evolved from the 14th to the 20th century. The museum occupies the former church of the Hospital of Charity in the Plaza del Potro.There are very good paintings by artists such as Sorolla, Zuloaga, and Rusiñol. There is a large section for... More