Rubens gets the royal treatment in the Prado. His beautiful, large canvases are displayed in the largest hall of the whole museum. You can back away from each frame the proper distance for viewing. The audio guide is well done but sparing; mostly giving introductions to each artist on display. Most descriptive panels are in both Spanish and English. There... More

Loved the Prado. Worth buying the fabulous guide book with your entrance tickets because you pretty much get entrance for free if you do and the book is wonderful to keep. Painting and sculptors are beautifully displayed in light and airy rooms. A sheer pleasure not to be missed on a visit to Madrid. More

I love the excellent art collection..good cafe too.... More

Great art collection. They have free hours if you dont mind crowds. Ive never seen so many people in art museum! More

We loved the Museo Del Prado!! Make sure you don't miss Bosch's works....they were a standout. More

I'm not a museum person and I'm usually bored after 30-40 minutes , especially with art, but this one was great. the "Ermitage" collection was simply amazing and very very interesting. More

considering i am a painting lover,my visit to this museum was a must do.prado museum except the enormous exhibition, has and short tours,one hour,two hours so you can see at least the masterpieces.Goya, Velasquez,Bosch. More

I really enjoyed this museum! I found it to be better organized than the Louvre in Paris and a better value as well. I went for the couple of free hours at the end of the day and found that I had enough time to go and see the main attractions and also admire a few of the other things... More

We spent a good few hours in here - lots to see. Something for everyone. More