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  • Visita Guiada Museo Reina Sofia

    🐝¡Bienvenidos a nuestra visita guiada por el Museo Reina Sofía, una experiencia única para los amantes del arte y la historia! Durante dos horas, te sumergirás en el fascinante mundo de algunas de las obras maestras más reconocidas de todos los tiempos. Nuestro guía, Tomás Listrani, te acompañará en este viaje inolvidable, revelando los secretos y las historias detrás de cada pintura. 🏛️Tomás te proporcionará información detallada y perspicaz sobre cada obra, contextualizando su importancia histórica y artística. Además, tendrás la oportunidad de hacer preguntas y participar en una experiencia interactiva enriquecedora. ✅INFORMACIÓN GENERAL: → Guía: Tomás Listrani → Duración de la visita: 2 horas → Idioma de la visita: Español → Precio: 30€ por persona (15€ de depósito para reservar la plaza y el resto se abona el día de la visita) → Cupo mínimo para realizar la visita: 4 personas* → Cupo máximo: 15 personas → Punto de encuentro: C. de Sta. Isabel, 52, 28012 Madrid * En caso de no cubrir el cupo mínimo se devolverá el dinero del depósito. ______________________________ 🖼️En este recorrido, tendrás la oportunidad de contemplar obras icónicas como: 1. El Guernica, Pablo Picasso. 2. El Gran Masturbador, Salvador Dalí. 3. Un Mundo, Ángeles Santos. 4. Sonia de Klamery, Hermen Anglada Camarasa. 5. Muchacha en la Ventana, Salvador Dalí. 6. La Mujer en Azul, Pablo Picasso. 7. Los Cuatro Dictadores, Eduardo Arroyo. 8. El Gitano, Robert Delaunay. 9. Afiches Políticos de Entreguerras, varios países. 10. El Hombre Invisible, Salvador Dalí. 11. Figuras, Maruja Mallo. 12. Bañista, Mateo Hernández. 13. Cabeza de Mujer (Fernande), Pablo Picasso. 14. Fibonacci Napoli, Mario Merz. 15. Hombre con Pipa, Joan Miró. 🌟No pierdas la oportunidad de vivir una experiencia inolvidable en el Museo Reina Sofía. ¡Reserva tu visita guiada privada ahora y déjate cautivar por el poder del arte!

  • Visita Guiada Museo del Prado

    🐝¡Bienvenidos a nuestra visita guiada por el Museo del Prado, una experiencia única para los amantes del arte y la historia! Durante dos horas, te sumergirás en el fascinante mundo de algunas de las obras maestras más reconocidas de todos los tiempos. Nuestro guía, Tomás Listrani, te acompañará en este viaje inolvidable, revelando los secretos y las historias detrás de cada pintura. 🏛️Tomás te proporcionará información detallada y perspicaz sobre cada obra, contextualizando su importancia histórica y artística. Además, tendrás la oportunidad de hacer preguntas y participar en una experiencia interactiva enriquecedora. ✅INFORMACIÓN GENERAL: → Guía: Tomás Listrani → Duración de la visita: 2 horas → Idioma de la visita: Español → Precio: 30€ por persona (15€ de depósito para reservar la plaza y el resto se abona el día de la visita) → Cupo mínimo para realizar la visita: 4 personas* → Cupo máximo: 15 personas → Punto de encuentro: C. de Ruiz de Alarcón, 23, 28014 Madrid * En caso de no cubrir el cupo mínimo se devolverá el dinero del depósito. ______________________________ 🖼️En este recorrido, tendrás la oportunidad de contemplar obras icónicas como: 1. Las Meninas, Diego Velázquez 2. El Jardín de las Delicias, El Bosco 3. La Anunciación, Fra Angelico 4. El Tres de Mayo en Madrid, Francisco de Goya y Lucientes 5. El Juicio de Paris, Pedro Pablo Rubens 6. Saturno devorando a su hijo, Francisco de Goya y Lucientes 7. El Descendimiento, Roger van der Weyden 8. David Vencedor de Goliat, Caravaggio 9. La Maja Desnuda, Francisco de Goya y Lucientes 10. Adoración de los Pastores, El Greco 11. Retrato de Cardenal, Rafael Sanzio 12. La Inmaculada Concepción, José de Ribera 13. Judit en el Banquete de Holofernes, Rembrandt van Rijn 14. La Conversión del Duque de Gandía, José Moreno Carbonero 15. Doña Juana La Loca, Francisco Pradilla 🌟No pierdas la oportunidad de vivir una experiencia inolvidable en el Museo del Prado. ¡Reserva tu visita guiada privada ahora y déjate cautivar por el poder del arte!

  • Visita 16 Fuentes del Parque del Retiro

    Bienvenido a nuestra visita guiada por las 16 fuentes del Parque del Retiro, una experiencia única para los amantes de la naturaleza, la historia y la belleza escultural. Durante nuestra visita guiada, te acompañaremos a través de los hermosos senderos del Parque del Retiro para descubrir cada una de las 16 principales fuentes que lo adornan. Comenzaremos nuestro recorrido por uno de los primeros espacios de El Retiro: el parterre. A medida que avanzamos, visitaremos otras fuentes destacadas, como la Fuente de la Alcachofa, la Fuente del Ángel Caído y la Fuente de las Galápagos, entre otras. Cada una de ellas tiene su propia historia y estilo artístico único. Durante el recorrido totalmente accesible, aprenderás a reconocer las distintas etapas de paisajismo y jardinería de El Retiro, así como las influencias artísticas y culturales de cada época. Además, te sumergirás en el entorno natural del parque, rodeado de hermosos jardines, árboles centenarios y una atmósfera tranquila y relajante. Nuestra visita guiada por las 16 fuentes del Parque del Retiro es una experiencia enriquecedora que combina historia, arte y naturaleza. ¡No volverás a ver a El Retiro de la misma forma; te invitamos a unirte a nosotros y descubrir la belleza y el encanto de este oasis verde en el corazón de Madrid! ✅INFORMACIÓN GENERAL: → Guía: Tomás Listrani → Duración de la visita: 2 horas 30 minutos. → Idioma de la visita: Español → Precio: 15€ por persona (5€ de depósito y el monto restante en el momento de la visita). → Cupo mínimo para realizar la visita: 4 personas* → Cupo máximo: 20 personas → Punto de encuentro: Puerta de Felipe IV, C. de Alfonso XII, 28009 Madrid * En caso de no cubrir el cupo mínimo se devolverá el dinero del depósito. ______________________________ 🖼️En este recorrido, descubrirás: 1. Fuentes Gemelas del Parterre. 2. Fuente de la Concha. 3. Fuente de las Campanillas. 4. Fuente de la Alcachofa. 5. Fuente Egipcia. 6. Fuente del Ángel Caído 7. Fuentes de Cupido y el Fauno. 8. Fuente de las Gaviotas y Bellotas. 9. Fuente Ramón y Cajal. 10. Fuente de la Sardana. 11. Fuente de la Plaza de Mármol. 12. Fuente de Cuba. 13. Fuente de las Galápagos. 14. Fuente del Pequeño Tritón. 15. Fuente de las Cuatro Náyades. 16. Fuente Puerta de la Indpendencia. 🌟No pierdas la oportunidad de vivir una experiencia inolvidable en El Retiro. ¡Reserva tu visita guiada privada ahora y descubre lo que siempre se te pasó por alto!

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  • Taylor Swift's best moments in Madrid

    We survived the Great War and were lucky enough to be able to enjoy Taylor Swift's historic "The Eras Tour" concert in Madrid 🌟 But... what many have been asking us these last few weeks: 🎫 How did we get tickets to see Taylor? It is no surprise to anyone to know how complicated it is to get tickets for Taylor Swift, it was experienced in the same way all over the world and particularly from Spain with Tomi we experienced it that way: Taylor announces the "Europe Leg" and among the cities he will be playing in is Madrid on 30 May. → Twitter explodes, we all go crazy with joy. Since the announcement, Ticketmaster gives 72hs to register on a form. → Basically if you weren't on Twitter you didn't know about it. Months later you might (or might not) be lucky enough to receive a magic link and code to access ticket sales. → As you can imagine... I didn't get one. Tristeza nao tem fin. They enable tickets ONLY for people with a code. → Which, by the way, only those who had registered within 72 hours could receive it. The tickets are sold out in a matter of hours. → We lose all hope of seeing Taylor. There is hope! They manage to move a game that was at the Bernabeue and announce a new date for May 29th.→ Once again I receive no code.... In the midst of the chaos of these new mails, Tomi finds out that a colleague at work HAS A CODE and she manages to get us 2 tickets for the 29th. → Wtf are we going to see Taylor? WE'RE GOING TO SEE TAYLOR!!!✨🎉 👢How was the preparation before the concert? After the emotional ups and downs we went through, the date of the concert was approaching and we had to define two crucial aspects for it: 1 - The Outfit We know that this recital is an ideal opportunity for all those fashionistas and seamstresses who literally build works of art to wear these days, but I regret to inform you that this was not our case. Not having this kind of talent, we made do with going "colour coded" and dressing in the colours we like the most. For those of you who like to browse this kind of stuff: Tomi went lilac for "Speak Now" and I went blue for "Midnights" 💜💙. 2- The friendship bracelets We couldn't be without friendship bracelets to exchange at the recital. So we went in search of beads and beads of letters to make our own. We got what we were looking for in the Action and Tedi shops. We had several get-togethers with friends, in cafes and homes, with Taylor playlists, where we enjoyed spending time together and, most importantly, making lots and lots of bracelets to exchange. ✨I share with you photos of the bracelets I made for this day: 🏟️ The long-awaited day has arrived We went to the concert in full enjoyment mode and we didn't plan beforehand to record videos for Reels or Youtube in order to be present in the moment. Buuut as the concert progressed we found ourselves recording little clips of cute moments, like Taylor's entrance to the stage, the torches of the mobile phones in Marjorie, or the colourful light project of the Eras in My Tears Ricochet. It wasn't until several days after the concert, that we were watching again the videos we had recorded that day and decided to share them on our Youtube channel to share a little piece of that joy with more people. We share with you our favourite moments from Taylor Swift's concert. Taylor's entrance to the stage - Eras Tour Madrid N1 We were very quiet waiting for the recital to start until we saw the famous "cleaning box" in which everyone knows what goes inside Taylor and from then on the screaming didn't stop until 3 and a half hours later. All too well - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 One of the songs that goes into my top 5 Taylor songs without a doubt. The arms were not going to resist 10 minutes of recording, but I tried to record my favourite part when it starts with "And maybe we got lost in translation, maybe I asked for too much". Don't blame me - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 Iconic. I wanted to record the mega note that Taylor hits in this song, I ended up recording the transition from "Don't blame me" to "Look what you made me do". It wasn't intentional, but we appreciate it 🙌🏻 Willow - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 This song is simply magical. And you know what the worst thing is? I heard this song for the first time when I saw the Eras Tour in the cinema. Until then, although I knew it existed, I hadn't heard it. It was a before and after and just like that it became one of my top 5. Style - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 I wanted to record the colour combination of Taylor's outfit in Era 1989 because it had the colours of the Spanish flag! And it couldn't miss the famous strut (or walk) that Taylor does in this song, queen 💅🏻. But Daddy I love him - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 At the Europe Leg we were treated to a glimpse of Taylor's new Era with 7 songs from "The Tortured Poets Department" or as they call it in my TL "The Tortured Poets". In this video I put together 3 fragments of the beginning of the era and parts of the song. Who's afraid of little old me? - Eras Tour Madrid N1 My favourite from the TTPD album. As this era wasn't in the film version I didn't want to spoil anything online until I saw it live, and I'm glad I filmed it because eeh, the eyes at the end?!? Nono, it's just all good. Fortnight - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 Can we talk about the fact that there is a bed spinning on the stage? I didn't notice it at the time, but then watching the video again I noticed that the bed structure has the initials of the TTPD album on it. I love the details that the people who put the show together have, they are in everything. I can do it with a broken heart - Eras Tour Madrid N1 It always makes me feel upset to enjoy this song with its undertones, but Tay manages to transform her pain into art with astonishing ease. Did you notice that within the song you can hear the cues from her in-monitor? By the way, this video is courtesy of Tomi, who recorded 100% of this song. Lavender Haze - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 This is the only song I filmed 100% complete and you know why? Because it's Tomi's favourite (aww💜) and I wanted him to be able to have the recording to watch as many times as he wants after the show. So if you like the video you know who we have it thanks to. Karma - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 The end of the night is approaching at the Bernabeu and everyone is shouting "karma is a cat". The atmosphere is super festive, all the dancers dressed in colourful costumes, lots of confetti and even mini fireworks. ✨ Definitely the best closing for this +3 hours of recital! Canciones Varias - The Eras Tour Madrid N1 As I mentioned in the intro of this section, it all started by filming small fragments of beautiful moments of the concert. As they were so short, 20 or 40 seconds, we decided to compile it all into a "mixed" video. 🎶 In this video you have mini clips of: Cruel Summer, Betty, August, My Tears Ricochet, Marjorie y Shake it Off. This was our experience of seeing Taylor in Madrid! Honestly, it was a total pleasure and we are very grateful to have had the opportunity to see her live. I feel it's a concert that will go down in history, like Queen or Beatles in their time, and one day I'll be able to tell my grandchildren that we saw it in person. If you've read everything up to this point, thank you very much for your support 💜 You know you can subscribe to receive the updates we upload and follow us on social media to keep up to date with all the content we publish. Question section for our swiftie readers: Did you go to The Eras Tour concert? Which is your favourite era? Which surprise song would you have liked to hear? I'd love to read your answers in the comments! 💜

  • The Science of Pixar | What the 9 stages of animated film production look like

    Until 8 September 2024, at CaixaForum Madrid you can attend the exhibition "The Science of Pixar" and unravel the secrets of how your favourite animated films are made. This summer Madrid is hosting the interactive exhibition that began in 2015 at the Museum of Science in Boston and since 2017 has been travelling the world to show the details of 3D animation. The Science of Pixar is an approximately one-and-a-half-hour tour through nine sectors that correspond to each step of the production process (pipeline) of a Pixar animated film. Tickets are available for €6 every day, but children under 16 and La Caixa customers get in free. Open daily from 10:00 to 20:00, it is open to all ages and fully accessible. Located on the first floor of the exhibition centre, upon entering there is a reception hall with a short five-minute introductory video in which Pixar's digital designers and animators explain their work process. The creators' comments are interspersed with clips from Pixar films to give a better appreciation of each example. The exhibition is then divided into nine sectors, corresponding to the steps of the film production process: art and sketches; modelling; articulation; surfaces; sets and cameras; animation, simulation, lighting and rendering. In each of them, the exhibition set up interactive stations to experience first-hand what each step consists of. Some of the interactive stations have parts of different materials and textures or involve correctly positioning buttons and levers to achieve the desired effect on the 3D model. Others are high-tech and allow you to tweak the animation in real time with surprising results. On a very positive note, there was more than one interactive station (two, even three) in each section to avoid delays or queues that would have detracted from the experience. In addition, each section is set with a Pixar movie set design and original soundtracks from the best blockbusters can be enjoyed. Throughout the tour you can take as many photos and videos as you like, without flash. Each installation has precise indications of which parts or objects can be touched and how to interact with the electronic controls. At the end of the exhibition, you can go to the CaixaForum gift shop and buy souvenirs or gifts alluding to Pixar. You're sure to want to see some of the films you experienced again! Want to see the exhibition in detail? We share with you our video with everything you need to know about the Science of Pixar: And remember, if you found this content useful, please like, subscribe and join us on our next cultural journey! Questions for our readers: What is your favourite Pixar film? What other interactive exhibition have you visited? Leave your answer in the comments!

  • Discover the 13 rooms of Pixar World

    Until 26 May 2024, at Feria de Madrid you will be able to attend the "Pixar World" exhibition organised by Fever and enjoy immersive rooms with the films of the Pixar animation studio. This year IFEMA's Hall 5 is hosting a 360° exhibition featuring many of the most famous 3D animated characters. The installation shares space, although it is separate, with the Jurassic World exhibition. Pixar World is an hour-long tour of different rooms with recreations of Pixar films. Tickets are available from €12.8 and vary according to day, time and availability. It is open daily from 09:00 to 21:00, is open to all ages and is fully accessible. The site is huge, with over 3000 m2 of exhibition space. On arrival, there is a reception hall for each group of visitors to wait and enter at the appropriate time. From then on, there is a set design and Pixar images to start the immersive tour. After passing through a tunnel with LED screens, in a first immersive room with a micro-cinema, visitors listen to a welcome video and an introductory explanation given by the exhibition staff, who announce that the tour is guided and unidirectional, with no way back. There it is announced that the tour is guided and unidirectional, with no possibility of turning back. You can take as many photos and videos as you like, including interacting with certain parts of the rooms when indicated. It is requested that you do not touch with your hands or feet the spaces that are not marked. The next twelve circuit rooms recreate the sets and characters from UP, Monsters Inc, Toy Story, Elementary, Coco, Luca, Inside Out, Cars, Ratataouille and Finding Nemo. In each room, the scenery is accompanied by giant screens, the soundtracks of each film, and even allusive smells. In addition, #PixarWorld offers a small treasure hunt in which you must find the Pixar ball hidden in each of the rooms. At the end of the exhibition, there is a gift shop and you return to the reception room - you'll definitely want to go back and watch some of the films you visited! Want to see the exhibition in detail? We share with you our video with everything you need to know about Pixar World and each of the rooms: Questions for our readers: What is your favourite Pixar film? What other exhibitions have you visited with film re-enactments?? Leave your answer in the comments!

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  • Learn more about us and our passion for travel | Viaja Con Apina

    About Us Hello! We are Tomi and Ro from Viaja con Apina💛🐝 We strongly believe that a trip is much more enjoyable when you know the history and importance of what is being seen. That's why we created Viaja con Apina . To share these stories with all those travelers who, like us, want to have fun while walk and learn about their next destination. How it all started Our story begins in 2010 in Buenos Aires when we met in high school, became a couple and began this unique journey. ​ After several trips we got engaged in 2016 in Parc 21 Juillet in Brussels (the cover photo of this section) . ​ In November 2017 we got married and in 2021 we made the decision to move to Madrid where we have resided ever since. ​ We welcomed the year 2023 in Rome, where we had spent our honeymoon five years ago. It was on this trip that we decided to share our wanderlust through a project that helps other travelers to better understand what they have to know in each place. Know who is behind Viaja con Apina We already mentioned our names and a bit of our history together. Now we want to tell you about each of us personally. Ro Montero I love having fun when I travel, it's my favorite way to learn. I love looking for and finding symbols and patterns in the places I visit. Birthday and zodiac sign April 4 - Aries Main education Industrial Engineer + MBA. What can I offer with that training? Organization and structure. I will help you plan your trip with various resources, from maps, calendars, planners, checklists, expense records, to make organizing your trip easier. Q&A with Ro Bucket list destination Cairo, Egypt. Top 3 favorite paintings (in no particular order) Las Meninas, Velazquez. Spring, Botticelli. The Annunciation, Fra Angelico. Favourite Art Style Hyperrealism and Surrealism. Favourite park Juan Carlos I Park, Madrid. Favourite palace Schönbrunn, Vienna. I invite you to know my personal project https://www.loudrylune.com/ Tommy Listrani There is nothing like traveling to discover ourselves! I love talking to the locals in the markets of the places I visit. Birthday and zodiac sign September 1 - Virgo Main education Historian + Postgraduate in Art History What can I offer with that training? Sense and empathy. I will help you contextualize the sites you visit through different social sciences. You will be able to ask yourself better questions and you will have more tools to build your own answers. Q&A with Tommy Bucket list destination New Orleans, United States. Top 3 favorite paintings (in no particular order) The Calling of St Matthew, Caravaggio. Portrait of Jeanne Samary, Renoir. The Trinity, Masaccio. Favorite Art Style Symbolism. Favourite park Regent's Park, London. Favourite palace Charlottenburg, Berlin. I invite you to know my personal project Coming soon. . . But... who is Apina? For our visit to Rome 2023, as in all our trips, Tomi prepared treasure hunts so that we have fun on the trip. Only this time it was going to be told by Apina, the caricature of my little bee earring. ​ It was a gift from my godmother when I was born, brought from Italy. When we were planning this trip we were talking about my earring going back to its "home", visiting their relatives, the three little bees of the Barberini emblem. ​ As a result of these riddles told by Apina, the idea of starting this project of Viaja con Apina , to help other travelers learn in a fun way what they have to know in each place they visit. Know the sites that Apina has visited Choose your color Cities we traveled together Click on each one to see it in detail . Amsterdam Barcelona Berlin Bruges Brussels Buenos Aires Florence Lisbon London Madrid Malaga Milan New York Oporto Paris Prague Rome Santiago de Compostela Sao Paulo Seville Amsterdam Barcelona Berlin Bruges Brussels Buenos Aires Florence Lisbon London Madrid Malaga Milan New York Oporto Paris Prague Rome Santiago de Compostela Sao Paulo Seville You can be part of this story too! You can buy us a coffee in the next place we visit! ​ By doing so you will help us maintain this website and continue to create content for more travelers like you. Buy us a coffee? Invite us a coffee ☕❤️

  • Contact | Viaja Con Apina

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  • Travel stories | Incredible anecdotes by fellow travellers | Viaja con Apina

    BLOG SECTION Travel stories Stories of real travellers that will transport you to different corners of the world. Learn about the personal experiences of other travellers and get inspired for your own adventures. Experience exciting stories with Viaja con Apina! Browse through all our articles and find the information you need Escritor Invitado Jul 2, 2023 4 min What was it like to organise trips then and now?

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