The show on Piranesi that I saw was a beautifully displayed in-depth multi media presentation. I came away in awe of the artist and the Forum. They also have a very reasonably priced cafe on the top floor. More

The CaixaForum has many great cultural expositions. I visited one of Teotihuacan and it offered a truly incredible range of a items on display. More

This is not a 'famous' gallery, but had been recommended by a friend, and I can see why! The architecture is fascinating, from outside and within the building, not to mention the amazing wall of plantings. We saw a great exhibit as well, all for free! Well worth a visit. More

Totally free to visit, very near the Prado the Caixaforum had some interesting and varied exhibits. Definitely worth a visit when you're in Madrid. More

This free museum had a Russian ballet exhibit that intrigued my wife. More

Having condemmed the Guggenheim I'll redress the balance by saying this is a contemporary gallery that impressed me. Varied exhibits on several levels provide an excellent few hours pleasure .. and it is free. More

This building is a sleeper. It's well worth the side trip when visiting the Sofia Reina. The building itself is interesting as a piece of architecture. When I was there, there was a special show on Peranesi, an archtictect and engraver with whom I was not familiar. The show was spectacular, an eye opener as such shows are meant to... More

We went specifically to see the wall of foliage and flowers but reviewed the current exhibit even though "ballet" is not our thing. A fascinating place. More

The building's exterior with its rusty wall,vertical garden, use of water and mirrorglass is impressive, as is the seemingly unending staircase within. The one exhibition area which was open was well-arranged with creative use of light and media. More