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stunning
Thanks!
Let’s hope they stay free ?
Yes, although with the current economic climate, who knows what might happen…
Exactly
I’ve been to Museo del Prado, and the queues really wasn’t that bad. Much much worse are those in Florence. I’ve never been in a museum that wasn’t ticketed though, not for lack of trying. Heh.
It was a bit of exageration. Sometimes what happens is that one doesn’t appreciate what the place where is living can give you. When I lived in Madrid I wasn’t aware of things that now I am… And about non ticketed museums, I’ve seen that only here in UK.
Nice shot and especially nice contrast.
Thanks!