ROYAL PALACE OF MADRID (PALACIO REAL DE MADRID)

Skip the ticketing lines and dive straight into an unforgettable art journey with discounted combo tickets that grant you access to both the Prado Museum and the Royal Palace of Madrid. With a simple upgrade, you can add unique insights with digital audio guides. Prado Museum Immerse yourself in the Prado Museum's vast collection, which spans over 20,000 artworks from the Renaissance period to the era of Picasso. Flexible entry and extended validity let you explore at your own pace. Marvel at iconic masterpieces like Velázquez's Las Meninas, Titian's Andromeda & the Dragon, and the brilliantly haunting Saturn Devouring His Son by Francisco Goya. Royal Palace of Madrid Step into a world of grandeur at the Royal Palace of Madrid, where the 16th-century Baroque style dazzles with frescoes, tapestries, and intricate decorative motifs. Walk along the impressive Grand Staircase, the Royal Library, the Royal Armory, and the beautiful Royal Chapel. Behold the regal splendor of the Crown Room. Don't miss the recently opened 'Ala de Bailén,' a collection of seven rooms filled with historical treasures. Discover the Saleta de María Cristina, the Diario Dining Room, the Halls of Mirrors, Tapestries, and Weapons, the Official Tram, and the Official Chamber, all offering a captivating glimpse into the past. Another thing you can’t miss is the unpublished exhibition of instruments from the 17th and 19th centuries, like the grand piano by Francisco Fernández, or the two harps by Sebastian Erard.

Take a journey through the history of Spain and its monarchy with this fast-access ticket to the Royal Palace of Madrid.

Discover the interiors of the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family on a guided tour of the Royal Palace of Madrid.

Together, these two palatial experiences offer a complete view of Spanish nobility, both aristocratic and royal, giving a full day of art, culture, and history. Liria Palace: A wealth of Spanish art and culture Begin your day at Liria Palace, where the House of Alba’s prestigious art collection takes center stage. With an audio guide to enhance your experience, you’ll discover iconic works by Spanish masters like Goya and Titian, set against a backdrop of lavish frescoes, historic tapestries, and intricate decor. Each room reveals the legacy of the Alba family, who have long been patrons of the arts. This self-paced tour provides a deep dive into Spain’s aristocratic past, offering a closer look at how art and history intertwine within the Alba residence. Royal Palace of Madrid: A monarch’s splendor At the Royal Palace of Madrid, you’ll step into the former seat of Spanish royalty and Europe’s largest functioning palace. Each room showcases opulent details—from ornate clocks to lavishly adorned chambers. Highlights include the Hall of Mirrors, where you’ll find gilded decor and Venetian chandeliers, and the Throne Room, symbolizing royal authority with its crimson velvet and frescoed ceiling. Discover unique artifacts, like the Royal Armory and centuries-old musical instruments in the Royal Chapel, adding layers of heritage to this site.

This cost-saving combo grants you the opportunity to explore two iconic attractions, the Royal Collections Gallery and the Royal Palace of Madrid, making it an ideal choice for history and art enthusiasts alike. Royal Palace of Madrid Skip the long queues and access Europe's largest functioning palace, the Royal Palace of Madrid. Admire its 16th-century Baroque architecture, frescoes, tapestries, and decorative motifs as you explore its halls. Visit the Grand Staircase crafted from a single piece of San Agustin marble, the Royal Library with its rare book collection, and the Royal Armory showcasing armor and weaponry from Charles V's reign. Visit the different Royal chambers featuring porcelain, watches, furniture, silverware, and the world's only complete Stradivarius string quintet. Go to the art section and discover famous artworks by Caravaggio, Juan de Flandes, Francisco de Goya, Diego Velázquez, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, and more. Royal Collections Gallery Explore history with skip-the-line tickets to the Royal Collections Gallery. Witness the 1495 helmet of Fernando el Católico and the impressive Mühlberg harness of Carlos V from 1544. Each piece narrates a unique tale from its era. As you delve further, the art section unfolds with masterpieces by Velázquez, Caravaggio, and Goya. Don't miss Velázquez's 'White Horse' from 1634-1638, a majestic portrayal of royal steeds.

Enjoy two of Madrid's must-visit attractions with this combo deal, offering skip-the-line access to the Royal Palace and tickets to the Torres Bermejas Flamenco Show. Not only will you save time and money, but you also get to experience Madrid's royal history and vibrant culture in one go. Royal Palace of Madrid Gear up to explore the magnificence of the Royal Palace of Madrid, the largest functioning palace in Europe. Admire the 16th-century Baroque architecture and the rich tapestries, frescoes, and decorative motifs adorning its walls. Highlights include the Grand Staircase, composed of San Agustin marble, the impressive Royal Library, and the Armory showcasing full sets of armor and weaponry. Witness the opulence of the royal apartments and the Crown Room, housing Charles III’s royal scepter, throne, and crown among other artifacts. The palace also houses a world-class art collection featuring works by Goya, Velázquez, Caravaggio, and more. Torres Bermejas After exploring the royal grandeur, take a peek into the soul of Spain at the Torres Bermejas. Known for its authentic flamenco shows since the 60s, the venue's interiors are inspired by the Alhambra Palace. Enjoy the passionate performances of local singers, guitarists, and dancers, as they narrate powerful stories through their music and dance. Notice the footwork that perfectly matches their synchronized hand gestures. While you sit back to be awestruck, enjoy a drink to make your evening a memorable one!

Skip the line to access the Royal Palace of Madrid, the largest functioning palace in Europe. As you wander through its lavish halls, you can admire the 16th-century Baroque architecture, as well as the many frescoes, tapestries, and decorative motifs that adorn its walls. Within the palace, you can visit the Grand Staircase, composed of a single piece of San Agustin marble; the Royal Library, with its vast collection of rare books and manuscripts; the Royal Armory, which showcases full sets of armor and weaponry from the reign of Charles V; the apartments of Charles III, the Queen, and the infant Luise; the Crown Room, which houses Charles III’s royal scepter, throne and crown, and much more. Along the way, you can admire masterpieces by Caravaggio, Goya, Velázquez, and Tiepolo, among others. Many other collections of great historical and artistic importance are also preserved in the palace, including the Royal porcelain, watches, furniture, silverware, musical instruments, and the world's only complete Stradivarius string quintet. Later you can also relax at the gorgeous gardens and thoughtfully laid out plazas within the palace complex. To promote proximity tourism during the Easter holidays, the Royal Palace of Madrid opened the 'Ala de Bailén', a set of 7 rooms, among which are the Diario Dining Room, the Halls of Mirrors, Tapestries and Weapons, and the Official Tram. This means that you get to travel back in time and see artifacts that have remained a quarter of a century away from the gaze of tourists! Enhance your visit by upgrading your ticket to include an audio guide or an English-speaking expert, depending on whether you prefer solo exploration or guided insights. No matter your choice, the Royal Palace of Madrid is sure to blow your mind away!

This guided tour will save time in long queues and gain priority access to the Royal Palace of Madrid. As you wander through the halls of this illustrious building, the largest functioning palace in Europe, you can admire its 16th-century Baroque architecture, as well as the many frescoes, tapestries, and decorative motifs that adorn its walls. Within the palace, you can visit some of the most impressive rooms and galleries in the palace, like the throne lounge, the gala dining room, the royal chapel, and the parade grounds. Many other collections of great historical and artistic importance are also preserved in the palace, including the Royal porcelain, watches, furniture, silverware, and the world's only complete Stradivarius string quintet. Enter a bygone era Recently, the Royal Palace of Madrid opened the 'Ala de Bailén', a set of 7 rooms, among which are the Saleta de María Cristina, the Diario Dining Room, the Halls of Mirrors, Tapestries and Weapons, the Official Tram, and the Official Chamber. With this ticket, you will be able to travel back in time and enjoy seeing objects of great historical and artistic value. A quarter of a century away from tourist visits, too! Another thing the Royal Palace of Madrid is known for is the unpublished exhibition of instruments from the 17th and 19th centuries, such as the grand piano by Francisco Fernández, or the two harps by Sebastian Erard. The most outstanding piece, however, is the double bass by Nicolò Amati, one of the best builders of stringed instruments. A treat for art and history lovers, a walk through the Royal Palace of Madrid is sure to be an unforgettable experience that will stick with you long after!