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The Prado opens at night this Holy Saturday with a unique photography exhibition
Madrid adds a different cultural plan this Holy Saturday with the National Prado Museum opening at night. The initiative allows visitors to discover the museum at an unusual time and focuses on the exhibition El Prado multiplicado: la fotografía como memoria compartida.
The exhibition, which ends on Sunday 5 April, brings together 44 pieces selected from a collection of over 10,000 images. The tour explores how photography has helped to preserve and share the museum's heritage, making it accessible to new audiences.
In addition to the exhibition, the night opening offers the chance to visit the usual rooms of the Prado, from Gothic painting to the XIX century. The experience is enhanced by interactive activities developed in collaboration with Samsung, adding a technological dimension to the visit.
This initiative reflects a growing trend: adapting major cultural spaces to new schedules and formats. The Prado's night openings have become increasingly popular as an alternative for those looking for different plans in the city centre.
On a weekend marked by Semana Santa, the museum becomes an option that combines art, innovation and experience, reinforcing its role as one of the main cultural drivers in Madrid.