42 Spanish Phrases for Museums and Galleries

42 compact Spanish phrases for museums, castles, and art galleries, including tickets, audio guides, exhibits, artwork questions, photos, accessibility, cloakrooms, shops, and opening hours.

This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.

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Tickets and Entry
Audio Guide
Exhibits and Rooms
Artwork Questions
Photos and Rules
Access and Services

Tickets and Entry

Una entrada, por favor.
One ticket, please.
Para la exposición temporal.
For the temporary exhibition.
¿Incluye la colección permanente?
Does it include the permanent collection?
¿Hay tarifa reducida?
Is there a reduced rate?
¿Necesito franja horaria?
Do I need a time slot?
¿Puedo volver a entrar?
Can I re-enter?
¿Dónde empieza la visita?
Where does the visit start?

Audio Guide

¿Tienen audioguía en inglés?
Do you have an audio guide in English?
El número no coincide.
The number does not match.
Los auriculares no funcionan.
The headphones do not work.
¿Dónde devuelvo la audioguía?
Where do I return the audio guide?
Necesito cambiar el aparato.
I need to change the device.
¿Incluye todas las salas?
Does it include all rooms?
¿Hay texto en inglés?
Is there text in English?

Exhibits and Rooms

¿En qué planta está?
Which floor is it on?
Busco arte medieval.
I am looking for medieval art.
¿Son piezas originales?
Are they original pieces?
¿Cuál es la obra más antigua?
What is the oldest work?
Quiero ver la torre.
I want to see the tower.
¿Hay mapa del recorrido?
Is there a route map?
Esta sala está cerrada.
This room is closed.

Artwork Questions

¿De qué época es?
What period is it from?
¿Quién es el artista?
Who is the artist?
¿Qué técnica usó?
What technique did they use?
¿Qué representa la escena?
What does the scene represent?
Me interesa esta pintura.
I am interested in this painting.
¿Está restaurado?
Has it been restored?
¿Es una réplica?
Is it a replica?

Photos and Rules

¿Se pueden hacer fotos?
Can photos be taken?
Sin flash, entiendo.
No flash, I understand.
¿Puedo grabar vídeo?
Can I record video?
¿Puedo tocar esto?
Can I touch this?
¿Hay que guardar silencio?
Do we need to be quiet?
¿Puedo llevar mochila?
Can I carry a backpack?
¿Dónde está el guardarropa?
Where is the cloakroom?

Access and Services

¿Hay ascensor?
Is there an elevator?
Necesito acceso sin escalones.
I need step-free access.
¿Dónde está el baño?
Where is the restroom?
¿Hay tienda de regalos?
Is there a gift shop?
¿Hasta qué hora se entra?
Until what time can people enter?
¿A qué hora cierra?
What time does it close?
Gracias por la ayuda.
Thank you for the help.

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