Visit the Recoletos Hall at Fundación MAPFRE Madrid

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🌟 Discover great art and photography exhibitions at the Sala Recoletos Fundación MAPFRE, one of Madrid's most prominent cultural spaces.

Highlights
❤️ A prime location in the heart of Madrid
🏛️ An iconic 19th-century building
🖼️ Dynamic programming with unique exhibitions by major artists

🎫 General admission includes an audio guide, accessible via a QR code available in the room. A mobile device and Internet access are required. If you don't have mobile data, you can connect to the venue's free Wi-Fi. 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 (type jack) at the box office, in which case you will need to wait depending on availability.

General Info
📅 Date: select your date directly in the ticket selector
🕐 Time:

• Monday (except public holidays): 2 PM to 8 PM
• Tuesday to Saturday: 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM, last guided tour at 7:30 PM
• Sundays and public holidays: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, last guided tour at 6:30 PM

📍 Location: Sala de exposiciones Recoletos de la Fundación Mapfre, Madrid
♿ Accessible for people with reduced mobility. It has a ramp and an internal elevator
🎧 Audio guide included with the ticket.

Temporary exhibitions Sala Fundación MAPFRE Recoletos Madrid
From June 6 until August 30, 2026:

• Alejandro Cartagena. Ground Rules

Alejandro Cartagena (Dominican Republic, 1977) has built a body of work that, far from focusing on the "decisive moment," is articulated through seriality and multiple perspectives. This exhibition, co-produced by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Fundación Mapfre, invites us to explore photography as a tool for understanding many of Mexico's complex realities. With a critical and humanistic perspective, the photographer addresses key issues such as migration, housing, the US border, and urban transformation.

• Richard Avedon. In the American West

Richard Avedon (New York, 1923–2004) balanced his celebrated fashion career with photographic projects of profound social significance, such as In the American West. The exhibition, organized by Fondation Cartier-Bresson and Fundación Mapfre, presents the result of five years of traveling across the western United States, where Avedon photographed miners, cowboys, and farmers against an iconic white background that highlights each individual's identity. By moving away from the idealized vision of the American West, Avedon transformed the photographic portrait into a human testimony and solidified his status as an essential figure in contemporary art.

Description
The Sala de exposiciones Recoletos de la Fundación MAPFRE Madrid is a space fully dedicated to art and culture. Its exhibition area is divided into three rooms featuring fine arts exhibitions, mainly from the period spanning the late 19th century to after the end of World War II. Get your tickets for the Sala Fundación MAPFRE Recoletos in Madrid!