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History lovers head straight to the Royal Armory, located in a wing off the main courtyard. It’s one of the finest collections of royal arms in the world, with displays ranging from medieval armor and jousting lances to ornate parade shields. Some of the suits of armor once belonged to Charles V and Philip II. This is the spot for close-up shots of intricately etched helmets and swords, all carefully preserved in climate-controlled glass cases.
Tucked into the eastern side of the palace, the Royal Chapel is a jewel box of Baroque design. Its altar glows with gilded woodwork, while a dome painted with biblical scenes pulls the eye upward. The chapel houses centuries-old paintings and religious relics collected by Spanish monarchs. When sunlight filters through the stained glass, the space comes alive with color. Photos here capture the detail of gold leaf, marble, and delicate frescoes.
The palace boasts a stunning array of state rooms, each decorated with opulent furnishings and artwork. Highlights include the Hall of Mirrors (Salón de los Espejos), and the Gala Dining Room (Comedor de Gala), which showcase the palace's lavish Baroque and Neoclassical interiors.
The Royal Kitchen occupies the first basement of the Palace. The first chamber, the Ramillete Room, was used for creating sweets, chocolates, biscuits, and beverages. Notable features include the 1844 Ramillete oven. The Pastry Workshop, originally the main entrance, remains a chamber dedicated to making Easter eggs and ice cream.
The Throne Room is the palace’s most iconic space, still used for state ceremonies and official audiences. Walls are upholstered in deep red velvet, accented with gold leaf and massive mirrors that amplify the grandeur. Above, a sprawling ceiling fresco by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo tells the story of Spain’s power. Look for the twin velvet thrones set beneath a canopy, framed by two gilded lions. This room sits at the heart of the first floor, and if you visit early, you’ll get photos without the crowds.
Used for royal banquets and official acts, the Hall of Columns is a long, sunlit gallery lined with Corinthian columns and sparkling chandeliers. The hall features enormous tapestries, ornate stucco work, and large windows looking out toward the Plaza de Oriente. Stand at one end for the classic “infinite columns” photo.
Named after the Chamber Painter Mattia Gasparini, this chamber served as the King's dressing room. Interestingly, during Carlos III's reign, the room's walls were adorned with tapestries from the Royal Factory in winter and with masterpieces by Diego Velázquez, including "La Fragua de Vulcano," "Las Hilanderas," and "Los Borrachos," as well as works by Murillo, Ribera, and Titian during summer.
Your visit starts with the Grand Staircase, a dramatic entrance designed by Francesco Sabatini. Seventy sweeping marble steps rise under a vaulted ceiling, flanked by statues of Roman and mythological deities. The staircase isn’t just impressive for its size—it’s a masterclass in symmetry and light. As you walk up, you’ll catch natural light pouring in from above, making every shot feel regal. This space is just inside the palace’s main entrance, setting the tone for everything that follows.
Hidden on the ground floor, the Royal Pharmacy feels like a secret museum within the palace. Shelves are lined with blue and white apothecary jars, filled with herbs and old medicines. Glass-fronted cabinets display 18th-century scales and handwritten recipe books. There’s even an original laboratory with antique glassware. This chamber reveals the science and ritual behind royal healthcare. If you want a unique photo, focus on the vintage labels and the hand-painted jars.
Visit on a Wednesday or Saturday morning and, you’ll see the ceremonial Changing of the Guard outside the main gates. Royal guards in 19th-century uniforms march in formation, sometimes with cavalry and brass bands. It’s a free spectacle and a favorite for photographers. Stand by the main entrance for the best shots as the soldiers swap places and the music echoes across the courtyard.
Construction of the palace began in 1738 and was completed in 1764, making it over 250 years old.
The Royal Palace was commissioned by King Philip V of Spain and designed by several architects, including Filippo Juvarra, Juan Bautista Sachetti, and Francesco Sabatini.
The cancellation policy varies from ticket to ticket. While some offer a full refund if canceled with the stipulated time period, others may not provide a refund if canceled. Please check refund details before you book your ticket.
No, photography and videography are not permitted inside the Royal Palace of Madrid to preserve its historical artifacts and artworks.
A typical visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid can range from 1.5 to 2 hours, although some visitors may choose to spend more time exploring its vast interiors, gardens, and surrounding attractions.
Yes, the Royal Palace of Madrid is wheelchair accessible, with ramps, elevators, and designated routes available for visitors with mobility challenges. Staff are also trained to assist visitors with disabilities or special needs to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable visit.
The Royal Palace of Madrid contains over 3,400 rooms, although only a portion of them are accessible to the public during tours.
There are no specific age restrictions for visiting the palace, and it's suitable for visitors of all ages. However, parents or guardians are responsible for supervising children and ensuring their safety during the visit, especially in crowded or busy areas.
Yes, the Royal Chapel hosts religious services, including Mass, on certain occasions. Visitors interested in attending such services should check the schedule in advance.
Yes, information pamphlets, audio guides, and guided tours are typically available in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Italian, and more, to accommodate international visitors.
Booking on Headout is very easy and fulfills its promise (skip-the-line access). A very important attraction for learning how the Royal Palace works and how Spanish history unfolds.
To say visiting the Royal Palace of Spain is an extraordinary thing, especially when accompanied by a prepared patient and clear person. Added value to the experience was your staff, whom we waited in front of the palace instead of going to their headquarters. Arriving at the venue late, one of the staff accompanied us to the group that had already left, crossing before the entrance to the palace. Bravo
Today, June 3rd, we had an unforgettable visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid, English Guided Tour thanks to Carla, our guide of Satguru Travels and Tour. Her knowledge, passion, and warmth brought the history to life in every room we visited at the Palace. Clear explanations, kind attitude, and contagious enthusiasm. An exceptional guide who truly made a difference! 25314403
The skip the line tickets made it so easy. The queue was probably 100 meters and we just walked straight in. The palace is a spectacular place to visit, with interesting stuff for everybody. Old masters hang on the walls. With a music room full of Stratovarius instruments. The audio tour is great to listen to and watch (and keep to show others)
There was a long line and thanks to the fact that I had bought the tickets in advance I didn't file and got in quickly. I recommend it.
Little waiting, total freedom of movement, which is beneficial for people looking for autonomy.
Well Organized ! Very smooth experience . Staff super friendly .
Access after a short wait. Impressive, magnificent rooms, in contrast to the plain exterior façade.
Great castle, every room a highlight!
Very beautiful palace it's magnificent Nice experience Just waiting despite ticket cut off
My ticket experience was very easy. My favorite attraction was the ceilings covered in paintings and the chandeliers
Very well organized, but rather clumpy!
Follow up service to ensure we could get our tickets and jumping the line.
David was great tour guide and we enjoyed a lot. Really a good tour and we can just recommend.
The guide was absolutely brilliant and had come in on her holiday to help an ill colleague. Cannot fault her, however the quality of the audio sets need a lot of improvement. They are cheap and fuzzy. All our family agreed. But the rest of the experience was great
Although I bought a ticket to skip the line, there was no possibility to use it. There was a line for ticketed and non-ticketed visitors.
The visit was incredible, even without a guide. Being able to see the different rooms of the Palace, learn a little about the history of the royal family and find out curiosities was just what I was looking for!
No line, very beautiful and impressive. My children noted that they don't need all that, and if they sold just a few things, that could help a lot of poor/ starving people
Having purchased tickets in advance allowed us to avoid a long line. In addition, the palace drops you into the atmosphere of Spanish royalty. Not to be missed!
It was much quicker than waiting in the normal queue! There was only one lady we tried to ask for information and she wasn't friendly
An excellent way to see the highlights of the palace. The guide's narrative was very interesting. A most enjoyable tour. Highly recommended!!!
Actually skip-the-line tickets don't save you from standing in line, because most people buy them. So we stood almost half an hour in line anyway.
The ticketing experience was simple. Meet up point instructions conflicted in the confirmation but we found the spot ok in the end. Perfect tour length, but some of it felt slightly rushed.
Unorganized queue Ticket without a line and we queued for 30 minutes, the line of those without a ticket was faster. Very crowded, difficult to listen to audio guide because group guides were talking loudly. Armory was closed not visitable
Madrid's Royal Palace is definitely one of the city's most striking attractions. The visit went well overall, although it is useful to know that despite the advance purchase of the ticket, there is a line of about half an hour before entering. Once inside, the organization was efficient and the rooms are spectacular: the halls are well-kept, rich in history and well explained, and there is no need to take self-guided tours. It is worth taking the time to explore at leisure. The only negative note: the bathrooms were definitely dirty and poorly maintained, which is surprising at a site of this level. Overall, however, the visit is worthwhile and a must-see for anyone visiting Madrid.
Breeze past 2-hour lines and explore the Throne Room, Hall of Mirrors, and more
Inclusions
Skip-the-line entry to Royal Palace of Madrid
English guided tour
Self-guided tour of Royal Palace halls (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line access to Royal Kitchen (as per option selected)
Digital audio guide in Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, Galician, Mandarin Chinese, Basque, Romanian, Hungarian, & Classic Chines (as per option selected)
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Michele
Tara
Gerard
To say visiting the Royal Palace of Spain is an extraordinary thing, especially when accompanied by a prepared patient and clear person. Added value to the experience was your staff, whom we waited in front of the palace instead of going to their headquarters. Arriving at the venue late, one of the staff accompanied us to the group that had already left, crossing before the entrance to the palace. Bravo
Today, June 3rd, we had an unforgettable visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid, English Guided Tour thanks to Carla, our guide of Satguru Travels and Tour. Her knowledge, passion, and warmth brought the history to life in every room we visited at the Palace. Clear explanations, kind attitude, and contagious enthusiasm. An exceptional guide who truly made a difference! 25314403
David was great tour guide and we enjoyed a lot. Really a good tour and we can just recommend.
Very interesting tour in French, well explained by Rebecca. Sublime palace to see. I recommend
An excellent way to see the highlights of the palace. The guide's narrative was very interesting. A most enjoyable tour. Highly recommended!!!
The ticketing experience was simple. Meet up point instructions conflicted in the confirmation but we found the spot ok in the end. Perfect tour length, but some of it felt slightly rushed.
A good way to skip the queue's and see the palace with explanation. The sound quality was OK, but not great. This is partly likely as I am a hearing aid user, so had to remove them to use the headphones. I found the sound to be boomy when the volume raised and better with the volume lower. The palace itself is spectacular, even though part of me thinks that the oppulence is somewhat obscene in this day and age, but hey it's history that is worth seeing!
The tour of the palace was very pleasant and interesting in every aspect. Our escort Michela was very kind competent and professional especially passionate about her work. Claudio
Our guide , Cristiana, was great!!! Accurate descriptions even with funny anecdotes , my 14 year old son who is a history buff also liked it very much. Great experience, thank you!!!
The guide, Blanca, was excellent. She delivered the tour so seamlessly in both English and Spanish. The Palace itself is very impressive and so lavishly decorated. Loved the bold colours of the various rooms and how different the decor styles were. Stunning!
Our tour guide was very informative she also engaged the group by asking questions keeping it interactive. The issue we had is we had to wait for 2 parties to show up. We stood in the hot sun waiting from 3:15 to 3:40. The time requested us to be present was 3:15. She was being told to continue to wait for the parities that were late.. We then moved forward into the palace at 3:40 and then we had to wait again because the parties arrived . If a party is not there at the time the ticket said which was please arrive 15 minutes prior to start time. Start time was 3:30 time to meet was 3:15. The entire group had to wait for these individuals that did not follow the guidelines. My suggestion is a 15 minute grace period. If they are not there by 3:30 start the tour.
The experience visiting the Real Alcazar was great! I wish I booked the tour ahead of time as I had to pay double the price through headout for the same tickets.
The tour guide, David, was very informative, funny, and definitely enhanced the tour experience. Skipping the line was also a big plus. It was very organized and on our walk over to the palace we also received some additional lore about the city and buildings.
Fantastic tour with Rocia, truly informative, fun, and well-paced. It would help to kinow that the tour departys from the other plaza; in other such tours, we went to an office to exchange our headout passes for tickets, and then went to the main site to begin. We went to the plaza looking for some sort of office. More precise instructions for that part would be helpful m- "your btour will depart from plaza...the tour guide will meet you at the plaza at 12:45, with a sign saying ...then you will walk to the palace "(5 minute wal;k), get headsets, deposit bags, and enter" etc.
The meeting place was 8 minutes from the palace, but the walk to the palace was a nice 20 minute walking tour of the city. Tour group was big, but the audio device was good. Almost non-stop commentary was quite informative
I appreciate the info received by the guide. We have to wait at the line even if we had skip the line ticket but I received a refund after I reach the company. So, after all, i recommed Headout team.
The guide who led us on the tour of the Royal Palace spoke clear English, easily understood even by non-native speakers like yours truly. It was engaging and interactive, recommended visit!
Very easy to order everything went correctly. The guide started already from the starting point with facts about the things we walked along until the palace. Further very good guide,pleasant to listen to with nice and funny anecdotes! Highly recommended!
Our very knowledgeable and friendly guide Cristiana gave us an overview of the history of Spain as she took us to the Royal Palace . The tour of the palace was very interesting and comprehensive. Even my 11-year-old son enjoyed it and did not get tired
The guide was professional and skilled in getting us to all the important places,as with hundreds of visitors at same time in the same room is not easy.
Our tour guide, Marta, was exceptional, vibrant, thorough and interesting. She managed a large group and some difficult palace staff really well. Our 9.45 am tour was cancelled, which we found out about only when we arrived at the appointed time. Your staff claimed contact was made to inform me of this by either phone or email - but when we checked it was clear we didn't receive any notifications. No apology was offered on the day and no explanation given. Tour was rescheduled to 11.45 Will not recommend your company.
The tour guide was both funny and knowledgable! Really enjoyed the experience and felt rather smug beating all the queues!
guide was wonderful. she added to the experience with knowledge and anecdotes about them which added to our enjoyment. she had a difficult job as there were crowds in the rooms and the number of personal guides and other tour groups made it difficult to see the exhibits. having paid for a tour I expected more space to see the rooms
Friendly and entertaining guide. Impressive palace. Took too long for tour to begin with waiting for all guests to arrive, walking to the palace, going through security, distributing headsets.
Organized, informative and a very kind and friendly guide
Unlock 3,478 rooms of royal secrets with an expert who speaks your language.
Inclusions
Guided tour of the Royal Palace of Madrid with skip-the-line entry
Expert bilingual (English and Spanish), or monolingual English, Spanish, French, or Italian-speaking guide (as per option selected)
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Michele
Tara
Gerard
We had a great time! It was a long line to get in but moved quickly. We ended up purchasing the audio guide but allowed us to move at our own pace. We loved it!
The royal palace simply wonderful. You have the perception that you can really enter a contemporary piece of history and at the same time breathe the history of Spain. The Royal collections are in a very well organized museum with the works well displayed and explained in a simple and comprehensive way. Also very interesting are the videos available.Bravo, beautiful!!!
I supposedly bought combined tickets for the royal palace and the gallery. I only got the gallery tickets. So I had to buy the palace tickets on the spot. I feel cheated. I tried to get in touch via the app with customer service and got no response.
Two royal wonders, one ticket! Save big and turn your Madrid afternoon into royal envy.
Inclusions
Entry to the Royal Palace of Madrid
Entry to the Royal Collections Gallery
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Zanda
Jayna
Jeffrey
Booking on Headout is very easy and fulfills its promise (skip-the-line access). A very important attraction for learning how the Royal Palace works and how Spanish history unfolds.
There was a long line and thanks to the fact that I had bought the tickets in advance I didn't file and got in quickly. I recommend it.
Little waiting, total freedom of movement, which is beneficial for people looking for autonomy.
Well Organized ! Very smooth experience . Staff super friendly .
Great castle, every room a highlight!
Very beautiful palace it's magnificent Nice experience Just waiting despite ticket cut off
My ticket experience was very easy. My favorite attraction was the ceilings covered in paintings and the chandeliers
Very well organized, but rather clumpy!
Follow up service to ensure we could get our tickets and jumping the line.
Alamzing and momorable, very good atmosphere and drinks amazing
Very good dancers, overall we really enjoyed the show; only thing: we would have liked to see the dancers dancing in pairs as well and maybe make it last a half hour longer. Good sangria!!! 😊
Although I bought a ticket to skip the line, there was no possibility to use it. There was a line for ticketed and non-ticketed visitors.
No line, very beautiful and impressive. My children noted that they don't need all that, and if they sold just a few things, that could help a lot of poor/ starving people
Having purchased tickets in advance allowed us to avoid a long line. In addition, the palace drops you into the atmosphere of Spanish royalty. Not to be missed!
It was much quicker than waiting in the normal queue! There was only one lady we tried to ask for information and she wasn't friendly
Actually skip-the-line tickets don't save you from standing in line, because most people buy them. So we stood almost half an hour in line anyway.
Madrid's Royal Palace is definitely one of the city's most striking attractions. The visit went well overall, although it is useful to know that despite the advance purchase of the ticket, there is a line of about half an hour before entering. Once inside, the organization was efficient and the rooms are spectacular: the halls are well-kept, rich in history and well explained, and there is no need to take self-guided tours. It is worth taking the time to explore at leisure. The only negative note: the bathrooms were definitely dirty and poorly maintained, which is surprising at a site of this level. Overall, however, the visit is worthwhile and a must-see for anyone visiting Madrid.
Flamenco de Leones is an excellent choice for anyone seeking to experience flamenco in a stylish and comfortable setting in the heart of the Spanish capital. Located near Madrid’s Puerta de Alcalá and Parque de Retiro, it offers a refined yet inviting flamenco experience in a beautifully designed space. The show features amazing dancers, singers, and a guitarist whose passion, artistry, and intensity were so palpable during the performance.
Very easy to book. I would have given excellent service if the signs were more clear saying prebooked tickers and the lady who checked our ticket said my code showed only one ticket where as it was 5 adult tickets.
Experience, both with buying tickets and visit, were great. Buying tickets was simple, and they arrived soon to my email. Visit was also easy to find the entry, we almost didn't wait, just entered the palace and started our visit. The palace is amazing, impressive and worth visiting.
We had booked tickets online for Palacio Real in Madrid. The advantage of booking online was indeed, that you don't have to wait in a long line, but get in much faster. Visiting the palace is definitely recommended, it's amazingly beautiful! And wonderfully cool inside, if you are in Madrid in the summer with temperatures over thirty degrees and still want to do fun things!
Skipping the long line was great. The palace is amazing. Only thing is I'm pretty sure our tickets included an audio guide but at the palace we were told no. We still had a great time wandering through on our own so all in all it was a great experience.
The palace was amazing, inparticular the chapel, it was nice that people were given the freedom to explore the palace at their own pace
Audioguide paid separately on site, it was not included, of the rest. Above all, I paid full price for the child as well because I saw no choice in the shopping map. 21 euros I would have saved myself ...
The show was excellent! We enjoyed the music, the seat location, the crowd atmosphere, and the theater location, being convenient to our hotel. Love the encore and the additional music songs by the cast!
Skip hours of waiting and enjoy Madrid’s royal grandeur and fiery flamenco in one value-packed ticket.
Inclusions Royal Palace of Madrid
Flamenco show
Exclusions Royal Palace of Madrid
Royal Palace of Madrid
Flamenco show
Arnold
Nora
Hennie
Booking on Headout is very easy and fulfills its promise (skip-the-line access). A very important attraction for learning how the Royal Palace works and how Spanish history unfolds.
There was a long line and thanks to the fact that I had bought the tickets in advance I didn't file and got in quickly. I recommend it.
Little waiting, total freedom of movement, which is beneficial for people looking for autonomy.
Well Organized ! Very smooth experience . Staff super friendly .
I liked it very much TIO, God bless !!!!!
Great castle, every room a highlight!
Very beautiful palace it's magnificent Nice experience Just waiting despite ticket cut off
Very interesting tour - the guide was professional and told the history of the mosque in an exciting and authentic way!
My ticket experience was very easy. My favorite attraction was the ceilings covered in paintings and the chandeliers
Very well organized, but rather clumpy!
Follow up service to ensure we could get our tickets and jumping the line.
Although I bought a ticket to skip the line, there was no possibility to use it. There was a line for ticketed and non-ticketed visitors.
No line, very beautiful and impressive. My children noted that they don't need all that, and if they sold just a few things, that could help a lot of poor/ starving people
Having purchased tickets in advance allowed us to avoid a long line. In addition, the palace drops you into the atmosphere of Spanish royalty. Not to be missed!
It was much quicker than waiting in the normal queue! There was only one lady we tried to ask for information and she wasn't friendly
Actually skip-the-line tickets don't save you from standing in line, because most people buy them. So we stood almost half an hour in line anyway.
Madrid's Royal Palace is definitely one of the city's most striking attractions. The visit went well overall, although it is useful to know that despite the advance purchase of the ticket, there is a line of about half an hour before entering. Once inside, the organization was efficient and the rooms are spectacular: the halls are well-kept, rich in history and well explained, and there is no need to take self-guided tours. It is worth taking the time to explore at leisure. The only negative note: the bathrooms were definitely dirty and poorly maintained, which is surprising at a site of this level. Overall, however, the visit is worthwhile and a must-see for anyone visiting Madrid.
Very easy to book. I would have given excellent service if the signs were more clear saying prebooked tickers and the lady who checked our ticket said my code showed only one ticket where as it was 5 adult tickets.
Experience, both with buying tickets and visit, were great. Buying tickets was simple, and they arrived soon to my email. Visit was also easy to find the entry, we almost didn't wait, just entered the palace and started our visit. The palace is amazing, impressive and worth visiting.
We had booked tickets online for Palacio Real in Madrid. The advantage of booking online was indeed, that you don't have to wait in a long line, but get in much faster. Visiting the palace is definitely recommended, it's amazingly beautiful! And wonderfully cool inside, if you are in Madrid in the summer with temperatures over thirty degrees and still want to do fun things!
Skipping the long line was great. The palace is amazing. Only thing is I'm pretty sure our tickets included an audio guide but at the palace we were told no. We still had a great time wandering through on our own so all in all it was a great experience.
The audio tour was not great. Some historical buildings were not even mentioned!! Hard to follow which buildings were being talked about. Definitely not worth 26 euros - more like 10
The palace was amazing, inparticular the chapel, it was nice that people were given the freedom to explore the palace at their own pace
Audioguide paid separately on site, it was not included, of the rest. Above all, I paid full price for the child as well because I saw no choice in the shopping map. 21 euros I would have saved myself ...
The show was excellent! We enjoyed the music, the seat location, the crowd atmosphere, and the theater location, being convenient to our hotel. Love the encore and the additional music songs by the cast!
Fast-track palace entry, comprehensive city exploration & maximum savings, all in 1 combo.
Inclusions Panoramic Bus Tour with Madrid City Tour
24-hour valid ticket
Unlimited 65 to 80-minute non-stop tours (within the validity period)
Access to Historical & Modern routes
2-hour walking tour with English or Spanish-speaking guide
Audio guide in Spanish, Catalan, Gallego, Euskera, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Arabic & Japanese (on the bus)
Complimentary drink at La Quimera
Free 30-minute bike or pedal kart ride at Retiro Park with "Retiro Magic"
Free Wi-Fi & headphones
Mobile app with detailed map and live bus tracking
Royal Palace of Madrid
Skip-the-line entry to the Royal Palace of Madrid
Monolingual or bilingual guide in English and Spanish (depending on availability)
Radio guide system
Exclusions Panoramic Bus Tour
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding point.
Historical or Blue Route/Route 1
First bus: 10am from Felipe IV
Last bus: 8:30pm from Felipe IV
Frequency: Every 15 minutes
Duration: 80 minutes
Popular stops: Prado Museum, Royal Palace, Plaza de Cibeles, Gran Vía
Modern or Green Route/Route 2
First bus: 10am from Plaza Neptuno
Last bus: 8:30pm from Plaza Neptuno
Frequency: Every 15 minutes
Duration: 65 minutes
Popular stops: Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, KIO Towers, Puerta del Sol
Walking Tour
This tour focuses on the historic center of Madrid, delving deeper into areas like Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel, Plaza de la Villa, and the Royal Palace area, getting a street-level perspective that complements the panoramic views from the bus. You will be accompanied by an English or Spanish-speaking guide.
Duration: 2 hours
Starting point: 10:45am from Plaza Mayor with "Tour and Friends”
Nora
Hennie
Tena
Professionalism and friendliness of the museum staff. Beautiful experience because it allows you to see masterpieces
Two extraordinary museums The diversity and homogeneity of the Thyssen still captivate me
I had to stand in line for the ticket which was fine, but I did not have e the audio guide and the museum told me the ticket did not include audio.
The richness of the collections - the way the Reina Sofia tells some of the modern history of Spain through art, the construction of Guernica through Dora Mar's photographs, the outstanding and uncrowded Thyssen-Bornemisza
Museo del Prado has amazing art, we stayed there for 6 hours and ii wasnt enough. Reina Sofia Amazing modern art.
Nothing special since we didn't sleep the ticket line
Conveniently available! Easy access no lines
"...We avoided an interminable queue at the museum entrance so thank you, perfect..."
No queuing to buy tickets Combined ticket with the Prado, including the senior discount, makes the museum affordable
Enjoy entry to three of Madrid's iconic museums with a single pass & save up to 30%.
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Entry to the Prado Museum
Entry to the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
Entry to the Reina Sofia Museum
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Food & drinks
Guided tour
Audio guide
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Jennifer
Stephanie
