Guggenheim Museum was one of the highlights of our visit around Bilbao. Even from the outside, the museum building by canadian star architect Frank O. Gehry is spectacular, very easy to reach to foot along the Nervion river. Not only from the outside as well as and from the inside is one of one the most beautiful and best museums in the world with an amazing average of over 1.1 million visitors per year is one of the most popular museums in Spain and also one of the largest. Especially the different perspectives always offer many countless photo motifs.
Above Anselm Kiefer 1995 - The Land of the Two Rivers an emulsion, acrylic, lead, salt throght electrolysis and zincplates- condeser on canvas.
Here the gallery states of transformation presents a selection of works by Anselm Kieferand Joseph Beuys, who in their practice experimented with notions of mythologi, symbolist, history and allegory.
Paul Mac at the Vatican, in the evening sits with Lenin on the bench and a concertina sings thank you , from the series Mrs Lenin and the Nightingale.
To walk through the different rooms of the museum which consist of a variety of rooms will surely take at least half a day. Everywhere along the trail you can enjoy the magnificent views to the outside.
You can also use the glass elevators to reach the third floor or take the nearest steps that leads to the second and third floors.
After your visit in the museum the most beautiful thing is to go outside and take a walk around the building. In the last decades the city of Bilbao has seen an amazing urban transformation. Besides Frank Gehry, internationally known architects have designed buildings that have contributed significantly to this transformation.
Have a wonderful Day!