If the works of Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, Goethe, Lord Byron or Rosalia de Castro touch your heart, you'll definitely want to visit this museum that shows how people lived in the Romantic era in Spain, during the 19th century. The Romanticism Museum contains a charming collection of over 1,600 pieces including furniture, paintings, china, pianos, and more, that's on display to the public after major refurbishing kept it closed for eight years until its reopening in 2009. Be sure to grab a cup of coffee at the Café del Jardín (Garden Café), one of the best kept secrets in the capital.
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- Address
- San Mateo, 13
- Madrid
- 28004
- Transport:
- Tribunal (M: L10, L1), Alonso Martínez (M: L4, L10, L5)
- Price:
- €3; reduced €1.50; Free Sat from 2pm and Sun.
- Opening hours:
- Nov-Apr: Mon closed; Tue-Sat 9.30am-6pm; Sun and holidays 10am-3pm | May-Oct: Mon closed; Tue-Sat 9.30am-8.30pm; Sun and holidays 10am-3pm.
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