Visit the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, exploring part of its interior exhibition space, its atrium, Room 104 with the spectacular and monumental sculptures by Richard Serra, the masterpieces of the permanent collection, and the rooms that house the temporary exhibitions. With the purchase of the ticket, included in the experience, you will have free access to the museum throughout the day until closing time. This experience is conducted only in Spanish to facilitate interaction with the group. We will begin by touring the interior of the museum, with a brief introduction to its architecture and its architect, Frank Ghery, in its spectacular atrium. From there, we will explore its exterior, discussing the sculptures that are part of its surroundings. We will then explore the masterpieces of the permanent collection and the temporary exhibitions on display, delving deeper into the works, their artists, their artistic tendencies, and aspects that may be of interest to better understand the exhibitions. This tour won't cover all the rooms due to its large size and limited time. We'll focus on the most important areas and briefly explain the rest. The purpose of this experience is to bring us closer to the world of art, especially contemporary art, and to try to make it less incomprehensible to us.

Höjdpunkter

Visit the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao with a local guide
Approach the world of art, especially contemporary art
Explore the rooms that house temporary exhibitions

Viktig information

Not suitable for: children under 5 years old
Punctuality is required, and it is even recommended to arrive 10 minutes early so that the participants can be counted before the tour and start on time.
Know in advance: this is a small guided tour of 12 people maximum
The tour has a minimum number of participants, which is 4. If this number is not reached, we will notify you in advance and offer alternatives. If this is not possible, the tour will be canceled and refunded.
You must bring official identification to prove your age to enter the museum.