It was nice, but thought that they were more of Goya more famous art. Good price to get in , only 6 Euros
well organized and the audio guide is good. If you are really interested plan with a lot of time as there is much to see and hear.
For a place called the "Goya Museum" it doesn't have that many Goyas. The best part is the collection of his prints, although the presentation of the prints is not ideal. The overwhelming majority of the collection is other artists whose main connection to Goya is usually that they are Aragonese. It is a fine collection but the name is false advertising.
So this is an excellent little gallery of art, mostly focused on Goya, but there's some good exhibits about what came before and after him too. The best part, though, is the selection of prints he made. I never knew about this side of Goya-I always associated him with the oil paintings he did so well.
But these prints were incredible-he had a whole series on the Peninsula War and on bull-fighting. The bull-fighting ones especially were fascinating. His ability to capture movement and body-language is amazing.
A note about parking-Google Maps will tell you that you can drive right up to it, and, while that's legally and technically possible, I wouldn't recommend it. There's a parking lot underneath the nearby plaza, so I'd recommend as soon as you see the turn-off for the parking deck, go ahead and take it.
I had no clue about this guy before, but I looked at his paintings and pictures and I was totally amazed. I would say he definitely put life in his drawings. Worth visiting if you have time in Zaragoza.
Great museum - the English audio guide was very helpful. I particularly enjoyed Goyas drawings, which reflect a tragically violent period of Spanish / French history with eye whitness accuracy.