Lazaro Galdino is another Spanish artist. This Museum contains many other items besides a collection of his paintings. The most notable sections are the Treasury and the Armoury. The Triptych of The Nativity by Garcia Del Barco is one of the most noticeable paintings.

Wealthy Spaniard Lázaro Galdiano left his art collection to Madrid and his wife kept the collection housed in their rather extravagant home. You can enjoy the opulent interiors while also seeing works by greats: Velazquez, Goya, Hieronymous Bosch, El Greco. Impressive. The Museo is not...More

Set in what used to be his home, the museum houses the art collection of Lazaro Galdiano, a banker, art dealer writer who became the owner of the largest privately owned art collection in Spain. His interest range had no limit so be prepared! Besides...More

A delightful museum housed in the mansion of the man whose fortune purchased the displayed items... the most interesting of which are probably the treasuries on the ground floor. Spoiled a little by being over-priced, a sprinkling of modern nonsense from the Coca Cola collection,...More

If you're a house museum lover, odds are you'll largely be disappointed with this museum. The mansion is beautifully maintained, but it's not furnished, the guides don't deal with the house itself, and there really isn't much to see or find out about the house...More

if you want to visit this museum don't forget that it has free entrance saturday(from 15.30 to 16.30). altough you don't have much time to visit this museum in one hour you can hurry and finish it (as I did). I don't like the fact...More

This place is extraordinary. It is located maybe 3km North of The Prado and can easily be accessed by Metro or Bus. It was a house of a media tycoon who was also a bibliophile and art collector. After his death his collection was housed...More