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The provisional variety of attendees registered on the finish of 2023 rises to three,209,285 in comparison with 3,203,417 in 2019, the yr of the Museum’s Bicentennial celebration.

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The Prado Museum breaks its document of holiday makers in comparison with 2019.Aitor MartnEFE

He National Prado Museum has surpassed, earlier than the top of 2023, the document of holiday makers reached in 2019, the yr of the celebration of the Bicentennial of the Museum. The determine as of at present rises to three,209,285 in comparison with the three,203,417 registered in 2019.

“A museum cannot be measured only by the number of visitors, but without a doubt having a wide audience is something that always gives you enormous satisfaction,” highlighted the director of the Museo Nacional del Prado, Miguel Falomirin a stay on Instagram through which he took inventory of 2023.

The director of the Museum has assessed that it has been a “really very prolific year in terms of the quantity, quality and variety of activities“. “Only in terms of exhibitions and at the Madrid headquarters have we had eight exhibitions“, recalled Falomir, who provides that this provide is the results of “the addition of many wills, many efforts, undoubtedly from the museum workers, the sponsors and above all the public” amongst that are included each those that They go to the Museum bodily and nearly.

Of the overall visits, 1,5547,213 individuals (48.21%) have accessed the Museum totally free. “I think that one of the hallmarks of the Prado Museum is that it is probably the European museum with the most free hours,” the director emphasizes.

Throughout 2023, the months which have recorded the best variety of visits have been April, May and Junewhereas Wednesday, December 27, has grow to be the busiest day of the yr (provisional till the top of 2023) with a complete of 14,345 guests.


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