The Museo al Aire Libre is an open-air sculpture museum on Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid. Its contemporary works sit in a public park, so you can take a leisurely walk among the sculptures. Look out for the waterfall, which cools the area in summer, and use QR codes if available to find more information about individual pieces. Some parts of the route are exposed to sunlight, so bring water and sunscreen for a visit on a warm day.
Finding information about the sculptures
The museum’s outdoor setting makes it easy to view the works as you walk through the park. Information about individual pieces can be limited, so look for QR codes that may provide more detail.
Sun and shade on your visit
Some parts of the grounds are exposed to direct sunlight. Carry water and sunscreen, particularly in summer, when the waterfall also helps cool the area.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is the Museo al Aire Libre?
It is on Paseo de la Castellana, 40, in Madrid.
What can you see at the museum?
The outdoor collection includes contemporary sculptures displayed in a public park, as well as a waterfall.
Are there details about the artworks?
Look for QR codes, if available, for more information about the sculptures.
