Museo Patio Herreriano

The Museo Patio Herreriano is an art museum in Valladolid housed within a former monastery, showcasing Spanish works from the early 1900s to today. The collection includes paintings, sculptures, and drawings displayed throughout rooms that blend the historical building with contemporary exhibition spaces.

The museum opened in the early 2000s within sections of a former monastery whose architecture dates to the 1500s. This conversion transformed historic monastic spaces into galleries for displaying modern Spanish art.

The name comes from the Patio Herreriano, a historic courtyard once used by craftsmen that now serves as part of the exhibition space. Visitors often use this open area as a moment to rest and absorb what they have seen.

The museum operates on weekdays with a mid-day break, so planning your timing helps you see what you want to see. Public buses from the city center provide direct access, making it easy to reach from downtown.

The museum received a major donation in 2005 that brought extensive art documentation and thousands of books about Spanish art history into the collection. This archive allows researchers and curious visitors to explore deeper information about the movements and artists represented here.

Location: Valladolid

Inception: 2002

Official opening: June 4, 2002

Website: http://museopatioherreriano.org/MuseoPatioHerreriano

GPS coordinates: 41.65467,-4.73023

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:43