Culture, arts & entertainment: things to do in Madrid

TUESDAY 27TH OCTOBER 2026
A THING TO DO THIS TUESDAY

in MADRID
Estimated cost Free Estimated duration 1-2 hours Distance away About a mile away
One of the world's most prestigious art museums, the Prado Museum, on Felipe IV Street in Madrid, has extraordinary paintings spreading across the whole timescale of Western art. Although you have to pay during the day, there's no charge to see the permanent collection in the evenings, so explore amazing art for free on Tuesday night from 6-8pm.
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