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This is an admission ticket to the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando museum in central Madrid. The building was originally constructed in 1710 as a Gothic-style banker's mansion, and the academy has been housed here since 1774. You can see 16th-19th century Spanish school paintings along with sculpture and ceramics collections. The Goya Cabinet, which gathers Goya's works, is also open to visitors, making it easy to trace the flow of Spanish art history in one visit. The ticket covers both the permanent collection and any temporary exhibitions.
This building was first built in 1710 as a Gothic-style banker's mansion and was renovated in the mid-18th century. The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, established by royal decree in 1744, was later organized and moved into this building in 1774.
Alongside works from the 16th-19th century Spanish school of painting, the museum displays sculpture and ceramics collections, from classical statue galleries to finely carved relief panels.
The permanent collection includes the Goya Cabinet, gathering Goya's works, and temporary exhibitions may also be on view depending on the season.
Meeting point:
San Fernando Fine Art Royal Academy
C. Alcalá, 13, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Meeting point info:
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C. Alcalá, 13, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain