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madrid program

NAG Madrid 2015
New Art Gaze Madrid is a programme combining tourism, art, culture, gastronomy and so much
more! A complete and unique experience where you will get to know Madrid tinted with the
colour of art. We take an exclusive and private tour of the museums known as the Golden
Triangle of Art, the most interesting galleries and the most significant art fairs, while enjoying the
architecture and gastronomy, the beauty of flamenco, unique to these borders and moments of
temptation from fashion and design houses, while experiencing the barrios and streets, each with
a style and life of its own. Madrid is a metropolis with its own unshakeable identity, where
something new is always happening. That is why we adapt our programme to the current artistic
and cultural experiences the city has to offer. Our team of experts guarantees you the highest
degree of quality and comfort along with excellent council as to what to do to awake the senses
and emotions and to maximise the experience and your time in Madrid. Give in to temptation
and come to Madrid! New Art Gaze is so much more!
New Art Gaze - San Bernardo, 20-6º 28015 Madrid - (+34) 911 610 363 - info@newartgaze.com
www.newartgaze.com
New Art Gaze Madrid
Programme 2015
Day 1
20:00. Private welcoming event at the hotel. The
night will culminate with a surprise!
Urban Hotel
Day 2
08:30. Breakfast at the hotel.
10:00. Guided tour to the Prado Museum, one of
the most important galleries in the world and
home to masterpieces from European artists from
the 16th to the 19th centuries. Velázquez, Rubens,
Prado Museum
El Bosco, Ribera, Zurbarán, Rafael, or Van Dyck,
among others.
14:00. Lunch at the hotel and time to rest.
17:00. Guided tour of a select programme of
contemporary art galleries in the city
accompanied by art historians and gallery experts.
21:00. Dinner, memorable for all of the senses, in
Max Estrella Gallery
one of Madrid's finest restaurants with a Michelin
Star, where we will experience the best of the local
cuisine.
Memorable dinner for all of the senses
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Day 3
10:00. Guided tour of the Thyssen-Bornemisza
Museum. Includes works from the 13th to the
closing of the 20th century, with works from
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
Kirchner, Otto Dix, Kandinsky and Freud, among
others.
13:30. Lunch at the Palacio de Cibeles
Restaurant, home to the current cultural centre
and the Madrid City Council.
1 6 : 0 0 . To u r t h ro u g h h i s t o r i c a l M a d r i d .
Accompanied by an art historian, we take a
journey through the Madrid of the Austrias and
Plaza Mayor
the Madrid of the Bourbons..
Optional Madrid shopping trip.
19:30. Visit to the famous pubs and taverns
typical of Madrid, experiencing one of the most
traditional customs of the city: Going for tapas or
Tapeo, guided by historical characters like Don
Quijote and Sancho Panza.
Real Palace
Tapeo in Madrid
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Day 4
10:00. Guided tour to the National Centre of Art
Reina Sofia. Home to a collection that dates from
the end of the 19th century to the second half of
the 20th century, with artists such as: Dali, Miro,
National Centre of Art Reina Sofia
Picasso, Rothko, Lichtenstein and Bacon, among
others.
13:30. Lunch at the Barril de las Letras Restaurant
and time to rest.
17:00. We have prepared an exclusive tour
through another of the contemporary art gallery
areas in the capital with a special welcome from
important gallery directors.
Barril de las Letras Restaurant
20:00. Dinner-show on the culture of flamenco
(Note 1).
Fucares Gallery
Dinner-show on the culture of flamenco
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Day 5
Below we offer different alternatives to continue to
experience the city:
1. Wine tasting beginners course (not included):
Wine tasting Course
Our sommelier will have you tasting 4-5 wines
of different vintage, denomination, varietal
and in this way teaching the way to
differentiate between noses while
experiencing new wines to appreciate quality
as well as detect defects of these same wines,
from a different and fun point of view.
Approximate duration of 3 hours, including a
break for some aperitifs in the Sala de
San Lorenzo del Escorial Monastery
Subastas and visit to the terrace..
2. Visit to the San Lorenzo del Escorial
Monastery or Royal Palace of Aranjuez and
lunch at a prestigious restaurant in the area.
Approximate duration: 6 hours.
20:00. Farewell party with surprises and a lot of
fun.
Real Palace
Puerta de Alcalá
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Day 6
10:00. Free time to continue to enjoy the city and
a visit perhaps to the Rastro, the Cultural Heritage
of the Pueblo de Madrid, an open air market that
Rastro in the Barrio de La Latina
is set up every Sunday and holiday in the historic
centre of the city, in the popular barrio La Latina
(See Note 2).
Real Theatre
Cibeles Palace
Neptuno Fountain
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(Note 1)
Flamenco is not seen in public places until the 19th century and at this time you begin to see the
incorporation of the guitar to the dancing and singing. Before this time, flamenco was hidden from
influences and the curious and danced in homes and also in taverns.
In the privacy of the family is where "the reunion" was formed and where spontaneously each one of
the participants jumps in with their song and dance, following an unwritten code that everyone knows
and respects.
This genuine and intimate display continues among flamenco performers, at family celebrations and
even at times, although now less and less, after a performance when the artists will get together to
have a drink and "the reunion" will begin among them, an authentic display with artistry at its roots.
Various artists sing, play guitar, dance and accompany along with their hands (tocar las palmas), on
stage, practically forgetting that there is a public in observance, they form their own reunion where
one feeds off of the other in an artistic display of inspiration while alternatively expressing their most
personal form, distinct in preparation and mechanism from a typical public flamenco performance.
Among the artists you will find the authentic voices rooted in flamenco.
(Note 2)
El Rastro de Madrid is a market with over 400 years of history, situated in the heart of the Ribera de
Curtidores, a steep hill all along of which hundreds of stands are set up with a motley crew of objects
for sale.
The story behind this market is that historically, the area that makes up El Rastro was the same location
for the tanneries, just next to the slaughterhouse. During the transport of the livestock to the tanneries,
a trail, or rastro, of blood was left behind, hence the origin of the name of the now famous market.
Some of the streets around the Ribera de Curtidores are dedicated to the sale of some speciality
products.
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Price of the program (per person)………..………………… 2.450 € (VAT included)
Supplement double room for single use……….…….…………………………… 450 € (VAT included)
Supplement double room for double use …….……….……….………………………..……(Consult)
Supplement for Wine tasting beginners course (minimum 12 people, maximum 20) …….
………………………………………………………………………………..……….… 110 € (VAT included)
Supplement for “Visit to the San Lorenzo del Escorial Monastery or Royal Palace of
Aranjuez” (minimum 10 people) …………………………………………………………………… 260 €
Supplement for “Shop around Madrid” (maximum 3 people) …….……………………..….… 630 €
Reservation deposit…………………………………………………………..……..………….…..… 500 €
The remaining amount shall be paid 6 weeks before the start date of program.
The price includes:
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Stay at the hotel indicated in double room and including breakfast.
Lunch at the restaurants listed in the program.
Guide on travel, museums and art galleries.
All entries and guided tours to all venues visited in groups.
Travel assistance insurance.
Written information about the program to perform.
Travel subject to special cancellation conditions (inquire).
The price does not include:
• Journey to Madrid.
• Tip (except in restaurants included in the program).
• Other meals not indicated in the program.
• Tickets and tours not indicated in the program.
• Personal expenses.
The official language of the program for guided tours and general comments will be English, except for
entire groups speaking the same language (Spanish, German or French).
Groups: minimum 16 people and maximum 25 people.
Payments can be made by transfer, online payment (Paypal or credit card) or check.
Transfers:
Entity: Banco Sabadell Atlántico
Beneficiary: New Art Gaze S.C.
Account number: 0081 0257 09 0001367144
IBAN: ES1700810257090001367144
For more information, conditions, reservations and payments, please contact us:
www.newartgaze.com
- info@newartgaze.com
- (+34) 911 610 363
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