Prado cannot be like ‘the Metro at rush hour’, says Madrid museum’s chief

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The Prado Museum in Madrid, which welcomed a record 3.5 million visitors in 2023, is prioritizing visitor experience over increasing numbers. Director Miguel Falomir expressed concern that the museum could become oversaturated like the Louvre, and announced "Plan Host" to address this. The plan focuses on optimizing entrances, managing group sizes, and enforcing rules like the photo ban. Falomir aims to maintain a high-quality experience and encourage more Spanish visitors, as 65% of current visitors are international. The goal is to avoid overcrowding and ensure the Prado doesn't become an unpleasant experience, similar to the Louvre's recent struggles with visitor management.
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