
The Prado Museum tickets and tours

The Museo Nacional del Prado holds an exceptionally important collection of Spanish and European works. The royal collection, which represen...
1 hour 30 minutes

Discover the Walk of Art in Madrid! On Paseo del Prado street, you will find the best art museums in the city: Prado Museum, Thyssen-Bornemi...
5 hours

The Museo Nacional del Prado is Spain's most visited museum, and one of the world's finest art galleries. At the Prado Museum, you can see w...
2 hours

While you are visiting Madrid, you cannot miss Spain’s National Art Museum and Reina Sofía Museum.At the Prado Museum, you'll learn about th...
4 hours

This one-day tour takes you to the best cultural attractions in Madrid, the Prado Museum and the Royal Palace.In the morning you will visit ...
3 hours 30 minutes

The Museo Nacional del Prado is the main national art museum in Spain and it is considered to have one of the world's finest collections of ...
2 hours

The iVenture Madrid Card is a smart card that includes the main cultural and leisure options, in addition to dining, in Madrid and nearby ci...
168 hours

Visit the most important art gallery of Spain the Museo Nacional del Prado, one of the most famous museums of the world with a collection of...
1 hour 30 minutes

Your day will begin with a city sightseeing tour of Madrid and will continue with a visit to the Prado Museum. Panoramic Tour of MadridMadri...
5 hours

Don't miss the chance to discover Madrid's history while relaxing at El Retiro, crossing the Gran Vía or admiring the imposing elegance of t...
Flexible

Discover the most emblematic buildings from the Renaissance and Baroque periods of Madrid. Habsburg was the name given to Madrid when the Ha...
3 hours 30 minutes

Enjoy a private guided tour inside the Museo Nacional del Prado, the most important art gallery in Spain, famous for its collections of grea...
1 hour 30 minutes
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The inside story
How many Mona Lisas are there? Of course, you’ll be familiar with Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece at the Louvre in Paris, but the Prado in Madrid also has a painting of the same woman that looks remarkably like the original. For a long time, people believed this fresh-looking painting was one of many later copies, but the truth is more interesting.
The belief now is that the Prado’s Mona Lisa is indeed a copy . . . but a copy that was made at exactly the same time as Leonardo’s picture and even in the same studio as the master observed. The painter was probably a young apprentice named Francesco Melzi. What he has given us is not only the earliest copy but also probably the best in existence.