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The artwork Accidente Aéreo, in Madrid

On the roof of a building in the centre of Madrid hides a surprising artwork, entitled Accidente Aéreo. The Madrid audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this unusual curiosity, to be discovered by looking up.

A surprising sculpture on the rooftops

Looking up towards the roof of a corner building, with fine pin-headed glazed balconies, you glimpse an astonishing work: large inverted wings, as if an aircraft had crashed on the building. This sculpture, entitled Accidente Aéreo, is an artistic creation installed on high, which surprises and amuses attentive passers-by. Discreet but spectacular, it illustrates the place of urban art and the unusual works that hide in the landscape of Madrid, rewarding the curiosity of those who know how to look up.

What to see

Here you discover, by looking up towards the roof of a corner building, the artwork Accidente Aéreo, large inverted wings evoking a crashed aircraft, a surprising artistic creation on high. This unusual curiosity illustrates the hidden urban art of Madrid. It is an original stop for the curious, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The artwork Accidente Aéreo is discovered on the roof of a building in the centre of Madrid, reachable on foot. It is an open-air creation, freely visible from the street by looking up. You discover it during a walk in the centre.

What is the artwork Accidente Aéreo in Madrid?

A sculpture installed on the roof of a building in the centre, depicting large inverted wings like a crashed aircraft, an unusual curiosity of Madrid urban art.

Where is the artwork Accidente Aéreo?

On the roof of a building in the centre of Madrid, in Spain.