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Reviews — 8
Very interesting art that you can admire st your own pace! You do need to climb stairs but you can view some of the art from the street
Nice little art square hidden under the bridge. Some interesting sculptures and installments in open air
Under the bridge, near the calle castellano, you can see some of those installmenents.
When I was in a bus, it was a eyecatching.
It would be better when it provide commentary of thesse sculptures via QR code to get the information or more understanding.
When I was in a bus, it was a eyecatching.
It would be better when it provide commentary of thesse sculptures via QR code to get the information or more understanding.
It's having a refurbishment so all a bit of a mess right now (May 22)
Great use of public space that would've otherwise been bland concrete. Favourites are the Miro and the fountain
Not a ̂museum; just sculptures on the street; but what an experience to stumble upon great artists so unexpectedly.
Beautiful public museum in the hearts of Madrid city. You will see a public display of beautiful works of arts under a carefully architected city bridge. Amazing! Accessing the Paseo de la Castell Ana is easy by city metro and busses. You will see the works of Joan Miro and Eduardo Chillida.
At first glance, it was just a few sculptures under a bridge, placed there through some well-intentioned yet ineffective city arts initiative. I walked past it many times without noticing it. However, my perspective changed when I was taken there by a local guide and art historian who could explain the museum as a whole and more about the individual pieces. More pieces are part of the museum than what meets the eye. I highly recommend it with the caveat that not everyone will get it and not everyone will enjoy it.