Nestled in Madrid’s upscale Salamanca district, the Museum of Public Art (Museo Arte Público de Madrid) offers a unique open-air collection of 20th-century Spanish abstract sculptures. Situated beneath a traffic flyover, this urban gallery showcases striking works by renowned artists such as Joan Miró and Eusebio Sempere. The juxtaposition of modern art against the backdrop of a bustling cityscape creates a dynamic and thought-provoking experience for visitors. Today, guests can wander through the space, appreciating the interplay of form and function, and the way these sculptures interact with the surrounding environment.
Museum of Public Art (Museo Arte Público de Madrid)
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