The project for this museum began in 1968, envisioned and brought to life by José Antonio Fernández Ordóñez, Julio Martínez Calzón and Eusebio Sempere. The exhibition stands under a bridge that was built to connect two streets, Juan Bravo and Eduarddo Dato. The project's engineers, Ordóñez and Calzón were involved with the construction of the 320m-long and 16m-wide flyover. It was Sempere's wish to bring modern art closer to the public by having the Museum in such a central location.

The Museum houses works by well-known artists such as Joan Miró, Martín Chirrino and Pablo Serrano.

Direction: Paseo de la Castellana 41, Madrid

A fantastic display of artwork which is a definite must on your itinerary when travelling to Madrid for a Spanish Language Course.