Lope de Vega Museum, Madrid

Take a walk in Lope de Vega's footsteps to see what influenced and inspired his work at Lope de Vega Museum, the author's former home and now a museum dedicated to the "golden age" writer. Opened as a museum in 1935, it was declared a national monument that same year. Run by the Real Academia Espanola, the house features a number of rooms, including a dining room, chapel, kitchen, the writer's bedroom, and his study, among others. Visit the museum to see where Lope de Vega spent 25 years of his life and wrote some of his most well-known works. To access the museum, you must book a guided tour, which is conducted in English, French, or Spanish. Plan your Lope de Vega Museum visit and explore what else you can see and do in Madrid using our Madrid vacation planning app.