Visit the Recoletos Hall at Fundación MAPFRE Madrid

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Highlights
❤️ An unbeatable location, right in the heart of Madrid
🏛️ An emblematic building built in the 19th century
🖼️ Permanent and temporary exhibitions of great artists

General Information
📅 Date: select your date directly in the ticket selector
🕒 Times:

• Monday (except holidays): 2 p.m. to 8 p.m
• From Tuesday to Saturday: 11:00 to 20:00, last show at 19:30
• Sundays and holidays: from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm, last show at 6:30 pm

📍 Location: Recoletos Exhibition Hall in the Mapfre Foundation, Madrid
♿️ Accessibility: this experience is wheelchair accessible. It has a ramp and internal elevator

Temporary exhibitions. From February 6 to May 11, 2025:

• 1924. Other surrealisms
• On October 15, 1924 André Breton published the "First Manifesto of Surrealism". One hundred years later, 1924. Otros surrealismos analyzes the reception and influence in Spain of that text and of the surrealist movement as a whole. The exhibition highlights that, despite its peripheral location with respect to the centers of the European artistic avant-garde, Spain not only contributed to the movement with some of its most representative protagonists (Dalí, Buñuel, Domínguez...), but also with other relevant but much less known figures. The exhibition also addresses how surrealism was reinterpreted in some Latin American countries, as well as the contribution to the women's movement. 
• Sakiko Nomura. Tender is the night 
• Best known for her photographs of male nudes, which have represented a challenging break with some of the traditional taboos and stereotypes of Japanese culture, Sakiko Nomura (1967) is one of the most prominent photographers of her generation. In this his first major retrospective, the nudes, in which the erotic tension is wrapped in an atmosphere of tenderness and a certain mystery, coexist with many other images (animals, natural landscapes, empty streets and roads, forests, plants and flowers, fireworks...) to end up forming a series of interrupted narratives that evoke cinematographic fictions.

Description
The Recoletos Exhibition Hall in the Fundación MAPFRE Madrid is a space fully dedicated to art and culture. Its exhibition area is divided into three halls where visual arts exhibitions are programmed, mainly from the period from the final third of the 19th century until after the end of World War II. Get your tickets for the Sala Fundación MAPFRE Recoletos in Madrid!

Includes:
Audio guide
Spanish and English - Free of charge

The general admission ticket includes an audio guide, accessible through a QR code available in the hall. A mobile device and Internet access are required. If you do not have mobile data, you can connect to the space's free Wi-Fi network. 

The use of headphones is required to avoid disturbing other visitors. It is recommended to bring your own headphones, although you can also purchase them for 1€ at the box office, in which case you will have to wait according to availability.