Located in a beautiful neighborhood (Count Duke), this museum was a former barracks for the Royal Guard and was converted into a cultural center in 1983. Since then, its vast space has been wisely used. The building was designed by the architect Pedro de Ribera at the beginning of the 18th century. In this museum you can see free exhibits, including large art projects, and documentaries. This museum displays nearly 200 works by more than 175 artists from different periods and artistic movements, through collections of paintings, sculptures, graphic art, and photographs. as. Its space is also used for musical performances, dance performances, and even an outdoor cinema that runs from July through September.