Totally worthy the trip to see it! Magnificent Goya's paintings on the ceiling of the ermita, really surprising to see an influence of his future black period in those paintings, totally unexpected More

Always special to see a great work of art in the place it was designed for, and here it surrounds you , stunning, surprising and very beautiful.A real treat. More

For a quiet, laid back afternoon, wander the river walk on the Manzanares from the Campo del Moro, go through the Hermitage where Goya is buried and lunch or dinner at Mingo´s. This is a Madrid landmark, cider house. Menu: Salad, whole chicken, cider, sausage. If you don´t know how, ask the waiter to show you how to pour the... More

Arrived late afternoon, the roof paintings worth a look. More

I was not certain what to expect but if you love Goya, this is a wonderful experience. The ceiling is completely painted - loose brushwork - it far exceeded my expectations. More

From the outside it is a, basically nondescript, yet lovely little chapel. Inside you will be treated to beautiful frescos by Goya. The painter is also interred here in the chapel. The frescos have been restored (several years ago, now), offering the viewer the original, vibrant glory of the images. I understand they were previously quite yellowed. It is a... More

It's a little out of the main centre, but only about three stops on the metro so well worth a detour. You won't be here long - there's one thing to see and that's the Goya frescoes covering the (small) chapel. But for me this was Goya at his best (I wasn't a fan of the black period), it's free,... More

You should go to see the Goya's frescos. these are absolutely outstanding! More

Loved the mirrors you tilt to see the ceiling rather than crane your neck More