Second busiest summer in history for the Guggenheim
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao received 488,971 visitors between June and August, 10,656 more than last summer, the second largest summer in the history of the museum, after 2023.
In June, 116,064 visitors attended the Museum's exhibitions, 163,426 in July and 209,481 in August, 14,527 more than last year.
81% of the public came from outside the Spanish state and most of the people came from the French state (15% of the total), Great Britain (10%), Germany (10%), Italy (9%), the Netherlands (8%) and the US (7%).
The busiest day was August 10th, with a total of 9,097 visitors.
The exhibits visited during the summer were: Ruth Asawa : Retrospective (until September 13); Jasper Johns: Night Driver, sponsored by the BBVA Foundation (until October 12); in situ: Igshaan Adams.
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