Sorolla Museum

Favorite museum in Madrid, so beautiful paintings and garden

Recommended for every one. Small place excited painter and beautiful garden

Such a nice little museum. The artist studio really is impressive and unexpected. Really cheap to visit also. Don’t miss it while in Madrid

An exquisite collection of Sorolla's works and achievements. I love this Museum though I am not into art or an art lover...but I admire his works. A good place to visit for both art lovers and non art lovers.

One of the best museums I have ever visited. Beautiful garden and interior, the paintings are so beautiful and dreamy.

Tirar o fôlego! Se. Você é um fã de impressionismo, luminismo que vai adorar. Deve visitar enquanto estiver em Madri. E a casa é simplesmente bonita, arrumada e bem conservada.

A nice, small museum in the heart of Madrid which took me around 1.5 hours for the entire visit.

Wonderful museum, several floors of art, pottery, furniture easy to view and admire with no flash pictures allowed. You need to be able to manage stairs.

Wonderful museum, off the beaten path.

As soon as you enter, you feel like you're in a different place, quieter and nicer than usual life. First impact with gardens is astonishing; each of them designed by Sorolla himself after famous Spanish buildings. Inside, where he himself was leaving, is full of paintings and arts, exposed in respect of original house disposition. The perfect experience mixing art and daily life.

One of my favourite painters. Beatiful house he built for his family. Good collection of his paintings, but not too many. A must visit in Madrid

Only 3 euros entry. Really lovely. I used the information on Wikipedia to research his life while in the museum. Highly recommended

Great corner of tranquility just off a busy street. This was the artist's home, and features a large garden (with benches), patio and two structures housing the artist's paintings and sculptures. It only costs €3 and it's worth it even just to go see the garden. The museum tells the artist's story very well, and lines up the art to match Sorolla's three main themes.

Após uma recomendação de amigos locais, meu parceiro e eu visitamos o Museu Sorolla. Experiência verdadeiramente bonita. Como arquiteto, eu realmente apreciei a justaposição do espaço à arte. Eu definitivamente recomendaria.

A surprise waiting for painting lovers. Those who know Sorolla will not wait to miss it, those who do not know will be glad they visited. The museum is in the last house of this painter, born in Valencia in 1863, who has gained a wide following in the States and Europe for his characteristic luminous paintings. Without a doubt, the most illustrious representative of the Spanish impressionist movement

I'd like to recommend this museum. Specially atención to the garden yard.

Este museu é a antiga casa da família de Sorolla. É pacífico, cheio de luz e energia criativa. O amor de Sorolla pela luz, água e sua família irradiam por todo o museu. O jardim é um oásis escondido no meio da cidade. Entrada livre. Guia de áudio em inglês foi útil e disponível por uma pequena taxa

Charming, small museum which opens with the sweetest little patio garden, with Andalucian influences, a real escape from bustling Madrid. The audioguide is well worth the small fee and the museum itself is only 3 euros. Sorolla's paintings are full of light and his home and studio the best place to see them.

As a student the entrance was free with proof of my student ID. This museum is right on the main street and is absolutely worth a 30 min viewing! It is amazing to see all of the artists work and also the layout of the house. This museum is a must see!

Fantastic collection with almost free admission fees.

Um museu tão encantador. Pequeno, que é um alívio depois de visitar os principais, e cheio de pinturas leves e quentes de Sorolla. Após a visita, pode -se relaxar no belo jardim. Um imperdível.

One of the best museums I have EVER visited. First of all it is in his home, turned museum. The furniture and items are mostly his. Many of the rooms are staged exactly as it was when Sorolla and his family lived there. His art is displayed in a very appealing way. Easy to view and enjoy. EACH piece is described in an interesting and informative way. I like his artwork so I am biased, but his works are really interesting. He painted his personal life, family and friends, in a completely different style than his other works. If you visit Madrid don't miss this museum.

One of the those surprise places where you look at a painting and think I: I’ve seen that somewhere before Remarkable that it is very much the family and artist’s space combined. I went twice. Once to wander around and then, second time, for the audio tour The audio tour is not widely advertised. Get it in the gift shop to the left BEFORE entering the house. Suggestion: take your own wired earbuds / headphones This is also one of the places I labelled “another of Madrid’s secret gardens.” You can access the garden without a ticket. And worth some sitting time

Ex -pintor impressionista, agora transformado em um museu. É uma visita agradável, onde você pode ver algumas das tintas originais de Sorrolla, esculturas, móveis e Potter presentes na casa. Todos esses objetos são exibidos dentro de 6-8 quartos e jardins com informações disponíveis para ler em todas as salas. Certamente, vale a pena a visita

The former house of my favourite painter Joaquin Sorolla, converted in a museum, conserving it's essence. Besides the possibility to see some of his most famous paintings it gives the visitor a fantastic impression of how Sorolla lived. My favourite place is the garden.

Nice, small museum. Free entrance. Have to register in the website to get free tickets.

Amazing collection. Lighting and display is not great for close-up view since there is a lot of glare when you try to study a piece from up-close. It was impossible to analyze any of Sorolla's masterfully painted faces since they are always placed too high and obscured by the glare. Make sure to arrive early and avoid the line since covid restrictions are causing limited capacity.

The perfect art museum for "non art people"! Some of Madrid's wonderful art museums were just a little too much for us but this was a short visit, happened to be free when we went, and absolutely gorgeous. We found it helps to have all of the artist's works displayed in his own home because it lends context in a way that kept our interest throughout. 10/10 would recommend! Also, don't miss the gift shop–lots of thoughtful items in there.

Some Romanticism is always useful!! Deserve a visit and be for a while in another century Beautiful

Very charming 'little' museum. Worth the visit!

Absolutely beautiful, peace and calm place, yesterday was free the entrance! Incredible this hidden places, must visit it one at least, but also you can be in the garden for free and just to change of environment.

Beautiful work of art by Sorolla. The house is turned into a museum, there are lots of little details to observe here. It takes 1-1.5 hours to visit the entirety of the place and it is free on weekends.

Amazing garden with atmosphere of Andalucia. The museum is well organized with written illustrations in numbers, with brief description in every room, in several languages. Photos are allowed without flash. Entrance fee is very cheap 3€, though we went on Sunday, which is free entrance day, but pay attention that they close earlier on Sundays ( 3 pm).Good collection of the artist paintings, and wonderful works that shows his unique drawing techniques. Not to be missed for art lovers.

Very lovely museum, the paintings are amazing and the experience is so intimate since it’s in Sorolla’s home, which is exquisitely decorated. My favourite in Madrid.

A must see for everyone who likes Sorolla. Absolutely impressive collection of paintings. The house itself is worth seeing and has authentic atmosphere. It's only €3 per person and free on the weekends.

I love this museum... it's so romantic I felt like I was walking towards another era and I saw myself drinking tea on that gorgeous terrace. I would gladly visit it with my loved one next time, and definitely recommend it!

Beautiful artwork and antiques. Visited on Sunday and there was no entrance fee, but you must pick up a ticket in the gift shop before entering the building. Gardens are spectacular.

A small little gem of an art museum, well in the shade of Regina Sofia and Prado. It's a very cost little place with a very relaxing garden att THE first impression

Beautiful artworks displayed in the most intimate setting of the artist's former living place; with insights to the décor, furniture and also painting equipments that he used. Takes only an hour or so for the tour, definitely drop by if you have the time.

A short trip to his collection and paintings(late 19C~early20C) impressionism & interesting small format (Manchas or notas de color) oil paintings. After/before visit the museum, the timeless equanimity at the garden. We went Saturday afternoon, it was free entrance.

Beautiful quiet museum, one of the most underrated in Madrid. Just €3 to see the artist's incredible work and his wonderful home/studio/gardens. Guided tours available, and written guides in several languages also available in each room.

This small museum has very warm atmosphere. We can feel the artist’s love on his family and garden. The entrance fee 3€ is worthy.

Excellent museum!! Sorolla was a great representative of impressionism, even though he is less famous than the french painters. Apart from the paintings, which are beautiful, the building ( artist's home) is a great sight itself. The discreet decoration of the rooms and the garden make it seem really elegant.

Gorgeous museum and home of Spanish impressionist painter Joaquin Sorolla. Located just outside Madrid's center, this small museum is worth a visit to learn about Sorolla's life, see a beautiful collection of his paintings, and relax in the peaceful garden area. Free admission for educators.