The cultural offer of Madrid is wide, varied and for all audiences. From museums to concerts, cinema premieres and theater plays. Discover all the cultural plans that the city has to offer.
The fascination with Japanese culture can be approached and justified from many points of view: from gastronomy and customs to stationery and, of course, art. One of the expressions for which Japan stands...
Noches del Botánico is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a lineup that looks more like a summer sound map than a simple list of concerts. Between June 3 and July 31, the Alfonso XIII Royal Botanical Garden of the C...
The Cines Embajadores movie theatersin Madrid bring stories from the screen to life. In their new series, Pastelerías de Barrio, they will screen films related to the world of pastry and also introduce several pastry ch...
This was the place where Joaquín Sorolla lived and developed his art. Located in the Chamberí district , the Sorolla Museum joins the list of destinations proposed by the New York Times as a perfect opportunity to get t...
Madrid once again welcomes the work of Eduardo Chillida. Twenty-five years after the great retrospective at the Reina Sofía, the city is premiering Eduardo Chillida. Dreaming Space, an exhibition of 120 works that trans...
Rarely does the inside story of how an came about so faithfully define its spirit as in the case of the free exhibition of antique radios that can be visited in Torreón de Lozoya (Plaza de San Martín, 5), an hour from...
There are only a few days left until Carnival, the festival that transforms the streets into new stages and allows people to explore new identities. Fresno de Torote, a town northeast of Madrid, is dedicating this yea...
With just 12 photographs, this exhibition in Madrid manages to capture the essence of 1960s Spain. You can see children playing in the street, English tourists on the Costa Brava, and advertisements for iconic brands su...
Missing since the 1970s and recovered after an held between 2023 and 2024 in Madrid. The search for the lost painting of La Chata, a portrait painted by Joaquín Sorolla of Isabel de Borbón y Borbón in 1908, ended this...
Some exhibitions move us, others invite us to think, others reveal forgotten artists... and others teach us to look at even what is closest to us with new eyes. The André Ricard retrospective , Design in Use, which is f...