Banksy Museum Madrid
Museo Banksy Madrid: Discover Europe's largest Banksy collection with over 170 works
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What awaits you on site
A journey through the universe of the enigmatic street art genius
Madrid is enriched by the arrival of a unique new cultural space: the Museo Banksy Madrid, located just a few steps from the heart of the city. This surprising and avant-garde venue houses the largest collection of Banksy's works in Europe, making it a must-see for both locals and tourists looking to explore the fascinating world of urban art. With more than 170 pieces, including life-size reproductions of his most iconic murals, the Banksy Museum Madrid offers an immersive experience that transports visitors into the universe of the most influential and enigmatic artist of our time.
Whether out of curiosity, a passion for urban art or simply to experience something extraordinary, the Museo Banksy promises to become an exciting cultural meeting place in Madrid. It is the ideal place to discover art, reflect and engage with the artist's work. The museum's concept is built on offering a retrospective of Banksy's artwork and mind. The exhibition showcases high-quality reproductions to help the public discover and reflect on his message. It includes historical context, urban art techniques, and thematic zones. The museum layout is designed for a 60-90 minute visit, allowing you to enjoy the complete Banksy immersive experience at your own pace.
Banksy's Messages: More than just Street Art
Banksy is a British artist whose true identity remains a mystery. His work, which focuses mainly on street art, combines visually striking images with messages full of social, political and cultural criticism. Emerging on the Bristol art scene in the 1990s, Banksy has gained worldwide fame through his provocative and often ephemeral works.
With a style that mixes graffiti and stencil techniques, Banksy addresses issues such as consumerism, war, climate change and social inequality. His most iconic pieces, such as ‘Girl with a Balloon’ and ‘The Flower Thrower’, have become symbols of resistance and hope.
Visitor information
Opening times
Daily: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Last entry 1 hour before closing
P.º de la Esperanza, 1, Arganzuela, 28005 Madrid, Spain
Good to know
Photography is allowed and encouraged throughout the exhibition
Food and drinks are not permitted inside exhibition halls
The recommended visit duration is 60-90 minutes for the complete experience
The museum is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all age groups
