Reina Sofía Museum guide
The definitive museum guide is ready: the 7 masterpieces explained —from Guernica to Dalí, Miró, Juan Gris, Julio González, Tàpies and Chillida—, a 1 h / 2 h / half-day itinerary and a map of the route. Download it free or get the full version.
Instant PDF download · €3.99 launch price until September 3 (then €4.99) · a guide by Ticket Visit.
What the full guide includes
Launch price until September 3 · then €4.99
- The 7 masterpieces explained: Guernica, Dalí, Miró, Juan Gris, Julio González, Tàpies and Chillida
- Hour-by-hour itinerary (1 h, 2 h and half a day)
- Detailed map of the route, room by room
- Best times and free-entry slots to avoid queues
- The Sabatini-Nouvel building and the free Retiro palaces
- Day checklist · with-kids version · accessible version
- Lightweight PDF, for your phone and offline during the visit
The route at a glance
Do you already have your ticket?
The guide tells you what to see and in what order; the ticket gets you in. If you're visiting outside the free-entry slots and prefer to pick your time and skip the queue, you can book your Reina Sofía ticket (same price as the box office, €12) with Open date (valid 6 months).
Book your Reina Sofía ticket →- Data verified with the museum and Civitatis (Guernica in room 205.10, real free slots).
- Made by travellers, not a leaflet: the order that really saves you time and queues.
- Lightweight PDF, for your phone, offline during the visit.
- Try it free: download the free version before buying the full guide.
Quick questions
How do I get the guide?
Instantly. The free version downloads straight as a PDF; the full one is delivered right after payment (instant download). It's a lightweight PDF, ideal for your phone and offline during the visit.
What's the difference between free and full?
The free version includes a selection of stops so you can see the style. The full guide (€3.99) has all 7 masterpieces explained, the hour-by-hour itinerary, the detailed map and practical tips.
Do I need the guide if I'm already buying the ticket?
They're different things: the ticket gets you in; the guide tells you what to see and in what order to make the most of your visit. Many use both.