Access
Free entrance and activities
Visits from 1 to 8 people can enjoy free access without reservation.
More than 8 people is considered a group visit.
General information
Opening Times
Tuesday to Friday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. (last visit at 5:30 p.m.)
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. (last visit at 6:30 p.m.)
Closed Mondays, January 1 and 6, May 1 and December 24, 25 and 31.
Opening hours may change due to special activities taking place.
Contact
Museo Casa Natal de Cervantes
Tel: 91 889 96 54
E mail: museocasanataldecervantes@madrid.org
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Address
How To Get There
Líneas: C2, C7 and C8. Tren de Cervantes –clic here–
Línea 223 (exits at the station on Avda. de América)
Pico del Obispo (C/ Cardenal Sandoval y Rojas. Access Puerta de Madrid)
Who we are
Objectives
The Museo Casa Natal de Cervantes provides a consolidated programme of activities and exhibitions. Since it was remodelled in 2000, more than 150,000 visitors each year have passed through its doors.
The institution falls under the Community of Madrid and its functions include:
- To promote respect for Cultural Heritage and museums.
- To bring together, preserve and disseminate the collection housed by the Museum through activities for the entire public, through access for researchers, and through the dissemination of materials on the Golden Age.
- To inform people of Miguel de Cervantes’ life and work through the recreation of the different spaces in his house and through the Museum’s library.
- To have continuing cooperation between museums with similar characteristics for both national and international projects.
- To help the public get to know the literature, art, music, culture and society of the 17th century, establishing ties with the 21st century through the reinterpretation and inspiration of artists and other creative people.
Organisational Set Up
Manager of the museum:
Eva Jiménez Manero
Conservation and restauration
Carmen Pascual
Administration
Adoración Jarillo
Cristina Ubes
Technical support activities and temporary exhibitions
Lorena Delgado
Prensa Cultura