Royal Palace of Madrid

Royal Palace of Madrid Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions

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• Witness centuries of Spanish history and the royal family

• Welcome almost 2 million visitors every year to discover its rooms, works of art and treasures that are unique in the world

• Conbine traditional Spanish and Baroque architectural styles with over 135,000 square metres and 3,418 rooms

△ Once the castle of Arab rulers in the 9th century, it was later recaptured by Christians and became the residence of kings of all generations. The palace was destroyed in 1734, and rebuilt in 1764.

△ As one of the most grand and best-reserved palaces in the world, Royal Palace of Madrid boasts more than 3,000 rooms. Worthy of attention are the five violins made by the Stradivari family in the palace's collection.

△ Decorated with gold ornaments, royal red velvet floors and walls, chandeliers as grand as the room itself, and admire the ceiling painted by Tiepolo. Marvel at the main staircase, designed by Sabatini and comprising over 70 steps.

Additional Information

Getting Around

You can either take subway line 5 or subway line 2 and alight at Opera Station After that, walk east for about 5 minutes and you will arrive at your destination.

Helpful Information

1.The security control in Spain a little chaotic and when you are touring the square, you have to watch out for your own safety.2.The Royal Palace of Spain will be close during the local holidays such as Day of Madrid. We will suggest that you check up the official website for updates before your visit.3.You are not allowed to take pictures or bring your own food and drinks into the palace.