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The closure of Eureka! reshapes the scientific landscape of San Sebastián
Basque Country Loses Its Only Science Museum What the Region Stands to Lose. In June, the Eureka! museum in San Sebastián will close. The decision has triggered protests and concerns about the future of science education in the region. The new space cannot match the scale and opportunities of its predecessor.
A rare early masterpiece by young Dalí goes on public display for the first time
Rare Dali Work Exhibited in Figueres for the First Time in 10 Years. An exhibition has opened in Figueres featuring a unique folding screen created by Salvador Dali at the age of 19. This piece remained in private hands for many years and was largely unknown to the public. The display offers insight into lesser-known aspects of the artist’s early work.
World jazz stars to perform for the first time in San Javier
Carles Benavent and The Brand New Heavies surprise lineup at Murcia festival. In June, San Javier hosts a festival set to reshape Murcia's cultural scene. The stage welcomes Carles Benavent, The Brand New Heavies and others. The new program promises unexpected collaborations and a fresh take on traditions.
Why Guernica may leave Madrid for the first time in years
Basque authorities demand Picasso's Guernica returned home for 9 months. The Basque Country has officially requested that Madrid temporarily move Picasso's Guernica to Bilbao. The request is tied to the anniversary of the first Basque government and the tragedy of Gernika. The potential relocation of the painting has sparked debate about cultural memory and national symbols in Spain.
Spring ushers in fresh cultural events in the capital
Five Free Events in Madrid Music Theater and Poetry at the End of March. A series of free concerts, theater performances, and poetry evenings is launching in Madrid. Residents of the capital can enjoy unique events at no cost. New cultural formats promise to change the city's usual rhythm.
From a Liria Palace wedding to a career at Christie’s: Adriana Marín’s journey
How Adriana Marin Became a Key Figure at Christie’s and Duchess of Aliaga. Adriana Marin, a descendant of prominent dynasties, has become an influential figure at Christie’s. Her marriage to the heir of Alba and deep ties to Spain’s history draw public attention. Family heritage and a career in art have intertwined in a remarkable way.
Golf Design Vision GTI: что мешает серийному производству 503-сильного суперкара
503 hp in a Golf This Volkswagen concept still scares even GTI fans. The Golf Design Vision GTI is a concept that broke all the rules: 503 hp, 0 to 100 in 3.9 seconds, and a design that remains controversial. But there's a subtle detail few discuss—and it changes everything.
Chocolate sculptures draw inspiration from Park Güell and Easter for the first time
Giant Gaudí-Style Chocolate Eggs Displayed in Barcelona. An unusual exhibition of chocolate eggs has opened in Barcelona. Artisans have created sculptures inspired by Park Güell. The exhibition marks Gaudí's anniversary and highlights the city's architectural heritage.
Barcelona hosts exhibition exploring the demise of Pompeii
Immersive Pompeii Exhibition Debuts in Barcelona New Technology and Surprising Insights. A large-scale exhibition about Pompeii has opened in Barcelona. Organizers use VR and 360-degree projections. The display promises to change perspectives on the ancient city and its tragedy.
Barcelona launches new museum route featuring rare exhibits
Miró Foundation opens unique garden with artist's works to visitors for the first time. The Cypress Garden in Barcelona is now open to the public for the first time. The Miró Foundation's collection has been completely reimagined. New exhibits and unusual spaces are changing the perception of art in Spain.
Irish Week in Madrid and free-entry fashion exhibition
Five Free Events in Madrid Science Fashion and the Saint Patrick Parade. Madrid launches a week of free cultural events. Residents can enjoy the Saint Patrick's Day parade, a science fair, and a fashion exhibition. New event formats promise unexpected discoveries for the city's residents.
For the first time, the Light Festival is centered in the Arganzuela district
Laser installations transform Madrid 15 new artworks and unexpected locations. Madrid hosts the third LuzMadrid festival, featuring unique light installations. While Arganzuela is the main hub, new artworks will also illuminate other neighborhoods. Fresh installations and free activities promise an unusual experience for locals.
In 2029, MNAC will open an entrance from Plaça Bohigas
MNAC expands: 15,000 new square meters and a new entry point in Barcelona. Barcelona launches a major renovation of the MNAC. The project will expand the museum’s area and change visitor access. New spaces will make the collections more accessible to the public.
Valencia museum unveils new galleries with rare masterpieces
How Valencia Became the Gateway to the Renaissance Unexpected Discoveries at the Museum. Valencia has unveiled a renewed exhibition on the Renaissance and Counter-Reformation. The new halls highlight the city's role in Spain’s cultural transformation. Unique works and little-known historical details are on display for the first time.
Lowering VAT on art promises new opportunities and major acquisitions for Spanish museums
Why Spanish gallerists are calling for a reduction in the art tax. Spanish gallerists are demanding a decrease in VAT on art sales. This could reshape the market and provide museums with broader purchasing opportunities. The decision would affect not only dealers but also public institutions.
The turning point in Pinazo’s life was the move to Valencia, with new possibilities and a bold path forward
How Choosing Valencia Changed an Artist’s Fate and Legacy. Two artists from Valencia made different choices and received different levels of recognition. The decision to stay or leave shaped their legacies. This story reveals how personal choices influence Spain’s cultural memory.
Incredible stories, bold creativity and inspiration at the event ahead of International Women's Day
Catalan museums recognize the contributions of women artists from 1920–1950 for the first time. A recognition ceremony for women artists was held in Barcelona. Catalan museums are addressing historical injustice. A new initiative is reshaping the perception of women’s art in Spain.
Changing Madrid: Discover how art déco inspires new power, influences lives, and shapes the city in unexpected ways
How Art Deco Architecture Changed the Face of Madrid in the 1930s. In 1930s Madrid, Art Deco architecture became a symbol of transformation. New buildings embodied the city’s drive for stability and progress. An exhibition at Banco de España explores how this style shaped the city and the country.
Catalonia boosts cultural funding while preparing a major museum storage project — what's behind this ambitious initiative and how will it transform the region’s museum logistics
Catalonia allocates 75 million euros for central museum storage and boosts culture budget. Catalonia will create a single storage facility for all museums. The culture budget has risen by nearly a third. New measures also affect university funding.
Exclusive Salvador Dalí and Horst P. Horst photographs exhibited for the first time in Catalonia
Pubol Unveils Exhibition Exploring the Secrets of Dalí and Horst's Friendship. The exhibition at Pubol Castle delves into the creative partnership between Dalí and photographer Horst, featuring rare photographs, personal items, and the fashion of the era. The display reveals new insights into the artist's life and his muse.
Удивительно, но искусство в Испании облагается НДС 21% — как это влияет на галереи, что теряют клиентов и почему рядовые коллекционеры вынуждены искать альтернативу
Spain Maintains High Tax and Galleries Suffer More Than Neighbors. Spanish galleries are being forced to close and are losing clients due to a high art tax that is twice the rate of neighboring countries. Why aren't the authorities responding to the needs of artists and collectors, and how is this impacting the contemporary art market in 2026
Sensational finds in Madrid and Barcelona: unexpected places you’ll want to visit, change your travel plans and see Spain in a new light
Two Unexpected Spanish Destinations in The New York Times Top List for 2026. In 2026, Spain made it into a prestigious ranking, but not for its usual locations. Stealing the spotlight are a Madrid museum and a Barcelona neighborhood, both promising a new perspective on the country's cultural heritage.
Discover the hidden stories of Spain’s royal past—exceptional restoration of royal boats in Aranjuez offers an unexpected journey, intrigue and a new dimension to centuries-old traditions
Hidden Museum of Madrid Where the Golden Gondola of Charles II Is Kept. A little-known museum in Madrid has reopened, showcasing rare royal vessels. Among the exhibits is the luxurious gondola of Charles II. This spot surprises even history and architecture enthusiasts.
Spain’s cultural landscape in flux: a temporary Sorolla exhibition could elevate Valencia’s artistic profile, sparking new excitement and opportunities for the city
Scandal Surrounding the Sorolla Collection: Why Valencia Is Waiting for Paintings from New York. What's happening with the Sorolla collection and why has Valencia become the center of attention? The temporary relocation of 220 masterpieces from the US has sparked heated debate and discussions. What are the potential consequences for the city and the region? Insights from experts and unexpected details.
This exhibition in Madrid will astonish even the most seasoned art lovers
Top Madrid Exhibitions Everyone Should See. Madrid welcomes 2026 with a series of unique exhibitions. Experience immersive shows, rare collections, and unexpected art experiments. Discover new dimensions of art and history. Don’t miss the most talked-about events of the season.
A centuries-old secret lies beneath this ancient church—what was discovered in its crypts
Discover the Treasure of Zaragoza Romanesque Church with a Gothic Crypt in Sos del Rey Católico. At the heart of a medieval village stands a church that preserves centuries of history and art. Beneath it lies a unique crypt, home to rare Gothic frescoes. Uncover this Aragonese treasure for yourself.
Think It’s Seville? This Stunning Tower Is Surprisingly Somewhere Else
Unexpected Andalusia in Tarragona The Story of a Spanish Gem. Catalonia has its own Giralda A unique architectural replica born out of love The building holds many secrets and can only be visited by appointment Discover its fascinating history
What secrets are hidden behind the blue facades and old streets of rural Spain
In Cáceres There Is an Incredible Village with an Inquisition Museum Worth Visiting. Discover a unique destination and a true historical treasure of Cáceres. This village has preserved its authentic charm. Uncover its dark past and visit the Inquisition Museum.
Did you know Europe’s very first city might have been in southern Spain
Spain’s oldest settlement is in Andalusia and dates back over 5000 years. A unique site lies hidden in Almería. This Copper Age settlement is changing what we know about the past. Discover the story of Los Millares, Spain’s most ancient city. Uncover its secrets.
Where will Sorolla’s masterpieces be displayed before the new museum opens
Valencia Authorities Seek Temporary Home for Sorolla Collection Before Museum Opening. Valencia officials are debating where to display the Sorolla paintings before the permanent museum opens. City and regional authorities are searching for a temporary solution. Their decision could impact the cultural scene of the city.
What is the mystery behind the oldest wooden chair on the Iberian Peninsula
Aragon houses Spain’s smallest and oldest cathedral. A unique cathedral is hidden in Huesca—the smallest church in Spain and the oldest in Aragon. Inside, a centuries-old relic is preserved. Discover its fascinating criminal past.
New Gates for a Gothic Masterpiece: Art or a Challenge to Tradition
Antonio López's Contemporary Doors for Burgos Cathedral Spark Heated Debate. A debate has erupted in Burgos over the new bronze doors designed for the cathedral. Antonio López's project awaits approval from UNESCO and local authorities. Find out why the city is divided over the issue.
The tragic life of a forgotten queen – the secrets hidden in her letters
The Legacy of Queen Victoria Eugenie at Madrid’s New Exhibition. Madrid unveils a unique exhibition about Queen Ena. The display sheds light on her little-known private life. Discover the secrets of the Spanish monarchy.
A unique exhibit returns to the Prado: a centuries-old mystery finally solved
Murillo Painting Stolen in the 19th Century Returns to Madrid After 125 Years. A Murillo painting, missing since it was stolen 125 years ago, has been unveiled once again in Madrid. The piece, associated with Isabella Farnese, is now on display at the Prado Museum. The story of its return is striking in its details.
The Fate of the British Princess Who Became a Symbol of Change for the Spanish Monarchy – A Story Worth Knowing
Major Exhibition About Victoria Eugenie—The Queen Who Changed the Face of Spain—Opens in Madrid. The Royal Collections Gallery has launched a major exhibition dedicated to Victoria Eugenie. The display reveals lesser-known aspects of the queen’s life and her influence on Spain’s image. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see rare artifacts.
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