Experience the Reina Sofía Museum to the fullest with a private tour. Accompanied by an expert art history guide and in a small group of no more than 7 people, you'll enjoy the privilege of skipping the lines. Discover the myriad styles and masterpieces of European art from 1881 to the present day.

Our guide will meet you at your selected time by the statue in front of the Nouvel building. This beautiful area, known as the Landscape of Light, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, created by Carlos III. It has significantly shaped the character of Madrid. Once there, we'll bypass the entrance queues and enter the Reina Sofía Museum, home to one of Europe's finest modern art collections. This collection showcases the burst of creativity from the late 19th century to the present. Your guide will reveal the secrets of the world's 5th most famous painting according to CNN, Picasso's Guernica, among other great works.

Deep Dive into Art History:
Delve into the stories of unique masters like Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, both individually and collectively. Understand why their masterpieces have had a clear global impact.

Enjoy the Experience:
Most importantly, enjoy your visit. As Picasso said, “Art is a lie that makes us realise truth.”

Personalised and Interactive:
The tour is tailored to your interests. Let us know what fascinates you most, and we'll customise your experience. Engage with the guide as much as you like, exploring aspects of art that intrigue you the most. View the works at your own pace, immersing yourself in the world of modern art.

Why the Reina Sofía?
The Reina Sofía Museum focuses on modern and contemporary art. It allows visitors to closely observe the evolution of art over the last century and more, through the works of great artists like Picasso, Dalí, and Miró. Understand the context of these artists and the lasting impact of their works on global art.

Once the tour concludes, you have the option to stay in the museum to explore further. Should you choose to do so, we will provide recommendations on what else to see, enhancing your understanding and appreciation of modern art.