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Hello and good morning from the beautiful sunny city of Madrid.

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My name is Niall Maguire, the Head Director and Producer for Almudena TV.

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This week, my crack team of journalists, reporters and investigators from all over the world

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have made a very special report for all of you.

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So please sit back, relax and don't change that channel.

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Arudena TV, a group of TV reporters from different countries are in Madrid during this week.

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Their goal is to find out interesting facts about the museum that attracts thousands of tourists to the capital city of Spain.

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Live from Arudena TV, best museums in Madrid, we hope you like it!

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Good morning from British BBC TV, we are at the main door of El Prado Museum.

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El Prado is one of the most visited sites in the world and is considered one of the greatest art museums in the world.

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Let's see why people like it so much. Hello, why do you like this museum?

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Well, this is a must visit. El Prado Museum is a Spain national art gallery.

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In El Prado Museum you will find the most emblematic and most important art pieces of Spain's history.

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Thank you very much. And you, sir?

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The collection also includes European art from the 12th to the 19th century and paintings from big names like Diego Velázquez, Francisco Goya and Federico.

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Good. What does El Prado mean?

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The name also has a story. In Spanish, Prata means loan, and it's true the area where it was located was the loan, the Romulus loan, but no one called it like it is.

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They referred to it as a museum. It was from 1970 onwards that people started to call it as the Honduras, Brazil and Prata.

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What are some of her favorite paintings here?

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Some of the museum's greatest masterpieces are

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The Garden of the Earthly Delights by Bosch,

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The Nobleman with His Santa on His Chest by El Greco,

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The Holy Thymine by Raphael,

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and Pereira Carlos V on Horseback by Titian,

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The first washing by Jill T. Ratto, self-portrait by Dubert.

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Las Meninas by Velázquez and the Degresses by Rubens.

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The family of Carlos IV.

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All the classes by Goya.

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Wow, that's very interesting. When does El Prado open?

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El Prado opens every day from Monday to Sunday.

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There's free entry daily during the last two hours before closing.

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There's no kidding in Paso del Prado.

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If you go by Metro, the nearest stop is Paco de España.

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Guys, this is all from the BBC TV.

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Thanks for watching.