Goya Museum. Ibercaja Foundation. Camón Aznar Museum

Housed in the Casa de Jerónimo Cósida, a 16-century Renaissance building, the museum has around 500 works on display, including 14 paintings, a drawing and the five major series of engravings by Francisco de Goya. Its collection takes visitors on a journey through the history of art in Europe, from the Gothic period to 20th-century contemporary art.The museum provides a wealth of information for visitors, both in the galleries and via audio guides and audiovisual presentations aimed at adults and children. It is also an important centre for cultural activities.Following its refurbishment, which was completed in autumn 2026, it now features new spaces and technological resources that enhance the visitor experience and help visitors gain a deeper understanding of the Aragonese artist’s techniques, context and thinking. The Goya Gallery thus offers a clearer and more informative overview of his work, whilst the Goya the Engraver Gallery focuses on his role as an innovator in terms of techniques and as a chronicler of his time.There are also rooms with immersive experiences and interactive installations. The tour is rounded off by the 315-square-metre temporary exhibition gallery, the Francisco de Goya Study Centre and a space dedicated to workshops and cultural outreach.It is also worth taking a moment to appreciate the building’s architecture and admire the façade and the magnificent colonnaded courtyard.