Tour with a private guide for approximately one hour in which we will follow the organisation of the museum’s collection based on the chronology and cultural spheres of Western art.

The first part of the tour focuses on the Old Masters, mainly from the Renaissance to the end of the 19th century. The iconography of the works together with the artists’ own lives is revealed as a way to understand sensibilities, identities and non-normative desires not only from a sensual but also from a social perspective.

The second part explores how these ways of feeling and thinking are defined by the development of modern societies. From the birth of the contemporary conception of homosexuality and the importance of the spaces of freedom provided by the big cities, to gender identity and the lack of a lesbian iconography of its own, the works show us a diversity of personal experiences framed in an environment that will become, with ups and downs, increasingly permissive. In the articulation of these sexual, affective and social demands, art will play a very active role.

Includes

Multilingual Guide

• English
• Italian
• Spanish
• French

Entrance to the museum with the possibility to visit the rest of the exhibition at your leisure after the tour.

Not included

Hotel pick-up and/or drop-off (consult).

Any service not indicated in the “included” section.

Minimum participation

Tours are for a minimum of 2 people and a maximum of 9.

When to book?

Reservations can be made at least 7 days before the activity in order to coordinate the entrance with the museum.

Free cancellation

Cancellation free of charge up to 7 days before the activity.

Meeting point

Plaza de Chueca (Metro Chueca – Line 5).