Museo del Traje

The Museo del Traje is a fashion museum in Madrid that displays clothing from different periods, from medieval garments to contemporary designs. The building houses a large collection of fabrics, accessories, and shoes that document Spanish craftsmanship across various eras.

The museum developed from a royal costume exhibition that needed a permanent home and has since grown into a major research center. Its collections expanded through purchases and donations to show the complete picture of Spanish fashion history.

The collection shows how Spanish clothing changed over centuries and how different regions maintained their own styles. Visitors see wedding dresses, festive garments, and everyday wear that reveal how people lived and dressed in the past.

Visitors should know the museum stays open later during warm months, allowing evening visits. Check ahead about free entry times to plan your visit.

The collection houses rare pieces from royal wardrobes, including wedding garments and court clothing that display centuries-old craftsmanship techniques. These valuable objects provide insight into the personal and formal sides of court life.

Location: Madrid

Inception: 1925

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: Avenida de Juan de Herrera, 2

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 09:30-19:00; Holidays,Sunday 10:00-15:00; July,August: Tuesday 09:30-22:30; Monday off; January 01,January 06,May 01,November 09,November 24,November 25,December 31: off

Phone: +34915504700

Email: museodeltraje@mecd.es

Website: https://cultura.gob.es/mtraje/inicio.html

GPS coordinates: 40.44000,-3.72861

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:56