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Royal Palace of Madrid Guided Tour

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Activity Schedule

When does it run?
01 Apr - 31 Oct: Morning & Afternoon tour: Daily
01 Nov - 31 Mar: Morning Tue, Thur, Sat & Afternoon tour: Mon,Wed,Fri, Sat
Duration
1 hour 30 minutes
Start time

9:30am and 2:45pm
Meeting Point

Make your way to Square Opera, next to the Statue of Isabel II.
Ending Point

Campo del Moro Gardens

Key Highlights

Fast track entry to the official residence of the Spanish royal family
Discover the secrets of the Royal Palace, also known as the `Palacio de Oriente´ on this guided tour!
Admire the grandiose and elegance of the main rooms of the palace with your guide
See an exquisite collection of tapestries, artwork, musical instruments, furniture and weaponry
Listen to the history of the palace and some interesting anecdotes
Get mesmerized by the romantic charm of Campo del Moro!

Overview

Dodge the long queues and visit the official residence of the Spanish Royal family, also called the Palacio de Oriente. What you will see of the Royal Palace today is a result of successive changes since 1734 when a fire burnt the old fortress on the same site and Philip V ordered the construction of a present building.

Accompanied by an expert guide, listen to the interesting stories and turn of events that shaped the palace’s history as you tour the interiors of the palace like the main staircase, Alabarderos auditorium, the Columns room, the Throne room, the Streetcar of Charles III, the Porcelain Room, Party Dinner Room, Medals Room, Silver Museum, Musical Instruments and Royal Porcelain, Royal Chapel, Charles III and Isabel II bedrooms among others.

The palace also has an exquisite collection of tapestries, porcelain, antique clocks, armour, and works of art by eminent Spanish artists like Goya and Velázquez. What is specifically fascinating is the Palatine Stradivarius collection of musical instruments and the two neo-classical fountains in the 19th-century English-style gardens.