Because of coronavirus in Madrid temporarily close museums


A number of museums will be temporarily closed in Madrid from March 12 due to the threat of infection with the COVID-19 virus, the Spanish Ministry of Culture reported on March 11. It is specified that such museums as the Queen Sofia Arts Center, the National Museum of Prado, the Museum of Tissen-Bornemisa will temporarily suspend their work. Recall, in Spain there were 2,188 cases of infection with the Uhan virus: deaths 49, recovery 101.

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