Find Art at the Prado in Madrid, Spain

The Prado Museum

The Prado Museum stands as one of the world’s premier art institutions, housing a collection of European masterpieces within its grand neoclassical walls in the heart of Madrid. It is most famous for its unrivaled concentration of Spanish works, including the haunting “Black Paintings” by Goya and the intricate, enigmatic “Las Meninas” by Velázquez. Beyond its national treasures, the museum offers a breathtaking journey through art history, showcasing essential works by Bosch, Titian, and Rubens that once belonged to the Spanish monarchy.

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Searching for Tarshish: A Mediterranean Mystery

An elusive search

Where was the legendary Tarshish? Ancient voices and archaeological clues increasingly point toward the Western Mediterranean, with many scholars locating this wealthy biblical port in southeastern Spain.

We travel to trace the maritime routes of antiquity and investigate the evidence behind this elusive region. Join us as we piece together the history and geography of a land once famous for its silver, gold, and sea-faring power.

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