Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid

Museum collected an impressive part of world-renowned pieces of art. For me it was just fascinating and breathtaking! But I missed a sort of explanation or, so to Say, background for parts of the exhibition. The museum was full of foreign tourists and let's face the truth - not everyone is familiar with the stories that are well known to Spanish nation. Therefore, I do not think the museum plays such a big educational role for its visitors. What's more, many rooms were closed (maybe there was a reason for that...), and what made me confused - they close it at 2.30pm on Sundays! Besides the museum is closed on one day of the week - which is very typical for this kind of institution. But closing it in the middle of the day on Sunday? Come on Guys! So inconvenient! I have been to many museums in Europe and it is the first one I was kicked out on Sunday early afternoon :) :) :) funny and sad at the same time. To sum it up - I loved it but maybe u should think of changing the opening hours

The museum has four floors full of exhibits and galleries. It is a very contemporary and abstract/modern art museum, so while you learn a bit of history through the exhibits such as the Spanish Cold War, social justice movements, and more, it remains largely an abstract art museum. If you enjoy abstract art, you'll thoroughly enjoy it. As someone who prefers more history with the art, it was still nice. One criticism is that all of the exhibits were in Spanish, and I wish there was some English translations but a lot of the staff are knowledgeable and can also help in understanding the art.