Prado

/ ˈprɑːdəʊ /

noun

1. an art gallery in Madrid housing an important collection of Spanish paintings

Example Sentences

We drove back down the hill, and the driver let me out near the Prado.

From The Daily Beast

Prado was the first name I recognized here since I used to live a few blocks from the Prado museum in Madrid when I was 20.

From The Daily Beast

Walking along the Prado, every time, for better or worse, I pass different versions of myself and of Havana.

From The Daily Beast

Along the Prado they used to sell slaves on the auction block, too.

From The Daily Beast

It was painted by the sight-man Jan Brueghel the Elder in about 1620 and is now in the Prado museum.

From The Daily Beast

Two of these pictures are in the Museo del Prado, at Madrid.

From Project Gutenberg

The Parque de Madrid, which lies high above the Prado, affords a striking view of the country on all sides.

From Project Gutenberg

He took a quick shower, changed into some fresh clothes, and went downstairs to the Prado.

From Project Gutenberg

And the lover of art journeys to the Prado that he may study his pictures, as the pilgrim journeys to the shrine of his saint.

From Project Gutenberg

Still it is a good cry, and if Prado does not take it up himself he may come to grief when he least expects it.

From Project Gutenberg