What you'll hear inside Museum of Fine Arts, Murcia:

• 1
  First Floor - Renaissance and Baroque Collection

  Houses sixteenth-century Renaissance paintings by Hernando de los Llanos and Juan de Vitoria, alongside Baroque works by Murcian artists Pedro de Orrente and Nicolás de Villacis.

• 2
  Second Floor - Spanish and Italian Painting of the XVII Century

  Features works by masters such as Zurbarán, Ribera, Murillo and Valdés Leal, alongside painters from Murcia active in the eighteenth century.

• 3
  Cabinet

  A specialized room displaying maps of the Huerta of Murcia, eighteenth-century ceramics, Piranesi engravings, and royal portraits of Philip V and Charles III.

• 4
  Third Floor - 19th Century Art

  Featuring romantic, genre and regionalist works by artists such as Rafael Tegeo, Sorolla and Romero de Torres, along with sketches for the Teatro Romea.

• 5
  Cerdán Pavilion

  Historic building constructed between 1903 and 1910 that houses the permanent collections, incorporating architectural elements salvaged from the former Trinity Convent.

• 6
  Contraste Pavilion

  A contemporary building that incorporates the Baroque façades of the former Silk Contrast Palace and hosts temporary exhibitions.

• 7
  The Virgin of the Spindle

  A notable work by Fernando de Llanos displayed on the first floor within the Renaissance collection.

• 8
  Gypsy Girl with an Orange

  A celebrated painting by Julio Romero de Torres, displayed on the third floor alongside other nineteenth-century works.