This unusual museum was created by the Germanartist Wolf Vostell in the ancient wool wash halls of the 18th century. The collection is , primarily, contemporary, although there are also conceptual works from the Fluxus movement of which Vostell was a prime figure. A rare entity especially for its location in the Land of Conquistadores

I like art that makes a statement and has a sense of humour and there is plenty of this here. The surroundings in the Los Barrueros Natural Monument are beautiful. The history of the building as a wool washing complex is also interesting but it is the art works you will remember. The installations were created in the 1980s and 1990s and take cars, TVs and concrete and consider how these everyday items were taking over our lives. What would Wolf Vostell think of computers and phones today?

Think Marfa (Texas) chinati museum in a European setting... Gorgeous!

Very interesting museum. Really worth taking a guided tour to understand the art and all the ideas and vision behind it. Surroundings of lake and rocks amazing.

Great art amongst beautiful landscapes

Unique and beautiful situation. Museum interesting both for the art and the history of the buildings. Recommended (especially for nature lovers with a sense of humour

Perfect match of a natural setting and a XVII cent. wool washing factory with so many divergent, crazy flux art - the best choice to refreshen from the dense historical overdose of monuments around the area.

Such a bizarre and incredible contemporary art collection. It's museums like this that make me want to learn more about contemporary art, which is not what I'd say for most museums. The artists involved with both Vostell and the Fluxus movement seemed to be clearly very concerned or interested in how industrialization is affecting us, and what a great thing to be concerned about.

Loved that museum. The contemporary art collection made me reflect about some issues of the human condition. That big pieces and the natural ambience makes a particular environment for that art. Also, the Barruecos natural sight is a great place to spend some time walking betweet the rocks in peace. Recommended visit.

Increíble museum . Highly recommended

Just fell in love with the work at display. A must visit place for admirers of contemporary art. The rather eccentric way of expressing man and machine relationship, using everyday objects with audiovisual effects, takes the experience to a different level altogether.

In the most unlikely of places, in the middle of a natural park in the beautiful plains of the Extremadura region, with an intensity of enormous boulders, 20km outside Caceres, in the impressive industrial warehouses of a former wool factory, you fine the museum of the German artist Wolf Vostell, the pioneer of video art installations, Happenings and the Fluxus Movement. His impressive exhibit of personal art collection is combined with an even larger show of 250 artworks by Fluxus artists, incl. Yoko Ono and Eric Andersen.

Deutscher Künstler. Intressant, wenn man moderne Kunst mag. Der Park ist ebenfalls sehr sehenswert.

In der Gegend kann man sehr gut wandern. Die Felsenformation sind sehr sehenswert und laden die Kinder zum klettern ein. Das Museum ist eher etwas für Kunstliebhaber der etwas anderen Art. Muß man mögen. :-(