Madrid, Spain
Discover the National Prado Museum from an unusual perspective — beyond its famous exhibition halls, in spaces that are usually closed to the general public.
The Prado Museum houses one of the richest collections of European painting. It features masterpieces by El Greco, Velázquez, Goya, Bosch, Titian, Van Dyck, Rembrandt, and many other outstanding artists.
Exclusive visits to restoration workshops and museum storerooms can be organized for VIP guests, accompanied by professional museum staff.
This is a rare opportunity to peek behind the scenes of one of the greatest art collections in the world, to learn about the specifics of art storage and restoration, and to understand the meticulous work of specialists preserving cultural heritage for future generations.
A special impression will be left by the acquaintance with the restoration workshops, where museum specialists work on preserving artistic masterpieces. Guests will be able to learn about professional restoration methods and ask questions directly to museum staff.
If desired, the program can be complemented by an exclusive gastronomic lunch in the Cloister of Jerónimos (Claustro de los Jerónimos) — a magnificent historical space of the former monastery, which today is part of the Prado museum complex.
Here, in an atmosphere of architectural splendor and centuries-old history, a private lunch with a signature menu and individual service can be organized.
VIP tour program
Exclusive visit to the closed spaces of the Prado Museum
Acquaintance with the restoration workshops and/or museum storerooms accompanied by professional staff. The opportunity to learn about the inner workings of the museum and the specifics of preserving its art collection.
Gastronomic lunch in the Cloister of Jerónimos (optional)
Continuation of the cultural program in one of the most impressive historical spaces of the museum. A private lunch with a individually agreed menu and gastronomic service.
Program features
- An exclusive opportunity to visit museum spaces closed to regular visitors.
- Acquaintance with the work of professional restorers and museum specialists.
- Individual format of the tour taking into account the interests of the guests.
- Possibility of organizing a private gastronomic lunch in the historical Cloister of Jerónimos.
- Suitable for collectors, art lovers, and guests interested in the history and preservation of artistic heritage.
Duration: agreed individually.
Number of participants: by agreement with the museum.
Organization: the tour is conducted by prior request and requires special permission from the museum management. The availability of certain spaces depends on the internal working conditions of the museum.
