Museo Julio Romero de Torres

The museum honors the life and work of Córdoba-born painter Julio Romero de Torres, celebrated for his depictions of women, Andalusian traditions, and symbolist style. Opened in 1931 shortly after his death, the museum occupies part of the former 16th-century Hospital de la Caridad, where his paintings are preserved and exhibited as a tribute to one of the city’s most iconic artists. ※ Included in the Bono conjunto monumentos Córdoba

Small gallery of 6 rooms for a single artist Download guide available with most of works described in your language of choice. Staff very helpful, price very reasonable. Loved it.

I had no idea who Julio Romero de Torres was before visiting, but I left completely captivated. His paintings are sexy, powerful, mysterious and poetic — rich in symbolism yet deeply rooted in Córdoba’s identity and folklore. I loved seeing famous works like La Chiquita Piconera and Naranjas y Limones in person; they take on a whole new life. My favourite: ¡Viva el pelo! It’s best to visit this museum together with the Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba to get more context, especially to appreciate the work of his father and grandfather. A brilliant surprise and an absolute must-see in Córdoba. Highly recommended.

Small but well curated museum of the artist from this area. Free entrance on Thursday evening and we spent about 45 minutes. I became more informed of this artist.

The museum has a great curated collection from the works of Julio Romero de Torres as well as others, and bridges the gap between modern and classical art beautifully. The museum is a quick visit, and is adjacent to another gallery with more of his work, which requires separate tickets. Although part of the gallery was closed while there, overall it's a quick but worthwhile visit. Personally, some of the Christian art was a bit underwhelming, and the staff was a bit strict, but there was a good harmony to the works that showed the intention of the caretakers, and given that it's just a short walk from the mesquita, it's well worth the visit.

Great museum ! Our experience was significantly enhanced by the clear and fascinating explanations given by the museum staff members Noélie and Joaquim …and obviously by Romero's superb works of art

This is a small art gallery accessed from a small pedestrianised road via an arch in a wall that leads into a pretty courtyard with orange trees and a fountain. Julio Romero is the artist it is dedicated to and with the exception of a few items you will see his paintings. You are not allowed to take photos so I could not post an example. He has a distinctive style. His work focuses around paintings mainly of beautiful young Spanish subjects with a sultry sexual alure. He has a unique and mesmerising style. Well worth a visit.

Absolutely amazing! I think i discovered my new favorite painter. They also have a very nice guide welcoming and available for any question and curiosità you have on the paintings.