Museo Goya
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What's on here
Why go
- Goya’s complete print collection, the only one of its kind displayed in a museum, including all four series and a first edition of La Tauromaquia.
Opening hours
Today10:00 – 14:00Show all
Don't miss
- Self-PortraitGoya’s self-portrait, dated 1775.Museo Goya
- Palace courtyardThe central courtyard retains large marble columns and houses reception.Central courtyard
What's inside
- The museum has three floors and 26 rooms, arranged chronologically around Goya’s life and work.
- The rooms display paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures and ceramics.
- The third floor has the Camón Aznar Room, a tribute space.
- Temporary exhibitions are held in spaces called the Camón Aznar Room.
- Roman-period monumental remains survive in the basement.
With kids
- A family route helps children discover Goya and learn about his work.
Tips for your visit
- Use the museum map to navigate the exhibition.
Interesting facts4
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1,000 works
The collection holds over 1,000 works, with about 500 on display.
Museo Goya - Colección Ibercaja - Museo Camón Aznar - Wikipedia -
Most of the collection comes from José Camón Aznar’s bequest. He was a professor, academic, critic and collector.
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The artworks span the 15th to the 20th century.
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The Goya holdings include nine works owned by Ibercaja and six belonging to the Real Sociedad Económica Aragonesa de Amigos del País.
Museo Goya - Colección Ibercaja - Museo Camón Aznar - Wikipedia
History
Jerónimo Cosida and Violante de Albión once lived in the palace.
- 1535Moorish architect Juan de Lanuza built the Renaissance palace.
- 1808During the War of Independence, the palace served as Captaincy General headquarters.
- 1976Ibercaja bought the palace to renovate it for its social welfare arm.
- 1979The museum opened as Museo Camón Aznar, founded by María Luisa Álvarez Pinillos, José Camón Aznar’s widow.
- 1 Apr 2007The museum closed for major renovations.
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- Feb 2008It reopened with a chronological display of Goya’s life and work. The façade portico, courtyard columns and golden hall were restored, and a central skylight was added.
- 26 Feb 2015The museum reopened under the name Museo Goya, with additions from Ibercaja and the Real Sociedad Económica Aragonesa de Amigos del País on display.
Accessibility
- Services and resources for accessible visits The exhibition provides services and resources intended to make visits accessible to all audiences.
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- Phone
- +34 976 39 73 87
Questions and answers
Who lived in the palace that houses Museo Goya?
Jerónimo Cosida and Violante de Albión.
What was the palace used for in 1808?
It served as Captaincy General headquarters during the War of Independence.
Who founded Museo Goya?
María Luisa Álvarez Pinillos, widow of José Camón Aznar.
What changed in Museo Goya’s collection in 2015?
Additions from Ibercaja and the Real Sociedad Económica Aragonesa de Amigos del País went on display.
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