Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid

Picasso's "Guernica" is a powerful anti‑war masterpiece and one of the museum's most iconic and revered exhibits.

Salvador Dalí's surrealist works are captivating, exploring dreamlike imagery and psychological depth.

Joan Miró's sculptures are vibrant in colour, with whimsical and abstract forms, showcasing his unique artistic style.

The museum's thematic layout requires visitors to explore multiple galleries to fully appreciate all the major works.

The Reina Sofia Museum, housed in an 18th‑century former hospital building, is Madrid's leading contemporary art museum. Renovated in 1992, it holds an extensive collection of 20th‑century Spanish art, with a focus on works by renowned artists such as Picasso, Salvador Dalí, and Joan Miró.

Among them, Picasso's masterpiece "Guernica" is located in Room 205 and is one of the main highlights. Visitors can also admire sculptures, including Miró's unique works and a bust of Picasso created by Pablo Gargallo. While Spanish art is the main focus, the museum also features selected works by international artists such as Francis Bacon. The collection is organised thematically, encouraging visitors to explore different areas to appreciate all of Dalí's masterpieces and other iconic works.