Step into 'In Motion', an extraordinary exhibition organized by Patrimonio Nacional. This unique collection unveils seventy-six horse-drawn carriages, ten automobiles, and related artifacts that shaped travel and royal representation. Discover the technical and ornamental advancements in these specialized vehicles, illustrating their importance in courtly life from the 16th to the 20th century. An audiovisual presentation and complementary displays provide a deeper historical context.
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This exhibition showcases the 'In Motion' collection of vehicles and carriages from Patrimonio Nacional, highlighting their historical and cultural significance. It explores the evolution of transportation, from royal coaches to early automobiles, and their role in representation and daily life throughout centuries.
The exhibition 'In Motion. Vehicles and Carriages of Patrimonio Nacional' offers a rare glimpse into a valuable yet little-known collection. Visitors can discover seventy-six horse-drawn carriages, ten automobiles, and related items that were essential for travel and royal representation. The display covers the technical and ornamental developments in these specialized vehicles, illustrating their importance in courtly life and aristocratic society from the 16th to the 20th century. Divided into four sections, the exhibition also features an audiovisual presentation to further contextualize the historical use of these carriages. It delves into the chronological and thematic journey of carriages in Spain, emphasizing their role in the monarchy's representation and the craftsmanship involved. The exhibition aims to bring this world of carriages to a wider public by displaying them alongside paintings, tapestries, uniforms, and other objects that provide visual and documentary information, fostering a deeper understanding of their use and historical contexts.
Admission to the Temporary Exhibition is available via Cuesta de la Vega. Admission to the Royal Collections Gallery and Temporary Exhibition is available via Plaza de la Armería. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday 10 am to 8 pm, and Sundays and holidays 10 am to 7 pm.
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