Royal Palace of Madrid
Royal Palace of Madrid
4.5
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
About
Luxurious, over-the-top rococo palace with over 2,000 opulently gilded rooms.
Duration: More than 3 hours
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Neighbourhood: Centro
Expansive plazas, local and foreign crowds, street performers, colorful lights, window shopping, restaurant signs promising the best paella, ham, and churros con chocolate- this is downtown Madrid, a collection of plazas interconnected by a network of side streets. Some of these side streets are wide pedestrian shopping routes, and some are hidden, so it's possible to duck in and out of the bustle as desired. The iconic Puerta del Sol is the giant crossroads of the city and a must-see attraction at any time of the day. The nearby Plaza Mayor, completely enclosed by historic red buildings, is an ideal place to grab a bite to eat outside, amidst scores of tables and people out for a stroll. Plaza Isabel II (also known as “Opera”) is smaller and a good meeting spot, and the stately Plaza del Oriente is the front yard of the Royal Palace. Centro can be touristy (pickpockets are unfortuately not unheard-of here), crowded, and sometimes gimmicky, but it is also the place to experience classic Madrid.
How to get there
- Ópera • 5 min walk
- Santo Domingo • 9 min walk
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- TommoMelbourne, Australia57,026 contributionsOne of the largest Palaces in the worldWe visited this palace during our visit to madrid and strolled the immense area. The Royal Palace of one of the largest palaces in the world. It is an official seat of a Head of State that is open to the public. Over 2 million visitors visit. At the rear of the palace there are great elevated views of the area.Visited November 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 19 February 2024
- Anima JBerlin, Germany6 contributionsBeautiful, definitely worth a visit in the eveningThe palace is a dream. Extremely pompous from the outside, but also very impressive inside. It is particularly beautiful at sunset, as it shares a small square with the Almudena Cathedral, which is right next to it. From this square you have a great and, above all, unobstructed view of the Casa de Campo below and the sunset.Visited April 2023Travelled soloWritten 26 February 2024
- David GBluffton, South Carolina556 contributionsWorth it!Very worthwhile and enjoyable visit. On Wednesday their is the formal changing of the guard, not near the formality at Buckingham Palace, but view. We did not purchase tickets in advance, but took our chances and were able to get in after a short wait. Senior discount brings ticket to 7 euros. Spend the extra 5 on the headset, the detail on the exhibits and background are very clear. Almost all the security staff speak some English and you high school Spanish. Only negative you have to work your way around the group tours around you. Upstairs cafe is good for waters, coffee, snacks and light lunch.Visited February 2024Travelled with familyWritten 28 February 2024
- Joana Maria RManacor, Spain11 contributionsExcellent visitExcellent! Both the artwork and the rooms were beautiful. It's completely worth it. Many people complain that the security guards are on top of the children, but the truth is that they only say something if a child tries to touch something. They just do their job! They didn't catch our daughter's attention because she is old and intelligent enough to know that she can't go around touching things.Visited February 2024Travelled with familyWritten 2 March 2024
- Hstevens282Leven, United Kingdom338 contributionsA” must see” in Madrid:simply stunning.The palace is not lived in by the royal family so you can see all the important rooms, all of which are very impressive. I would recommend booking a tour time online as the queue to get in is always lengthy. I would also high recommend the audio guide although there are boards in all the rooms that give you a little information about the different rooms. It is impossible to describe the grandeur and hugeness of the rooms that you see. Each is superb. My own favourites were the room adorned with nature and oriental figures, the small porcelain room and the chapel. The banqueting hall, which was 3 rooms knocked into one, was huge and the table which was set for a banquet enormous! The palace is a MUST SEE, so if you go to Madrid you really must see it.Visited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 5 March 2024
- dmario3141592581 contributionsAn overwhelming presenceI visited on a Friday, but there was a special event going on, so I couldn't go, but instead, I was able to see an event like a guards parade outside the palace. The march of the horsemen, musicians, and guards was magnificent, and the square was crowded with tourists (?) who knew about it in advance. When I visited the next day after 10 o'clock, there was a long line for same-day tickets, and I waited about 40 minutes to buy a ticket. After that, it seems that I had to wait for more than an hour. It seems that tourists who had purchased tickets in advance were able to enter through a different entrance or without waiting too long. As was stated in the advance notice, there are many rooms, so I think it's better to look at the guide in advance so you don't miss it. I didn't know how to use the free coin lockers, but there was always a staff member there who kindly explained it to me. Photography is not allowed, but quite a few tourists took pictures while being warned. If you visit here, you should also visit the nearby Almudena Cathedral.Visited February 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 5 March 2024
- Rbw8888New York City, New York10 contributionsa must visit in MadridVisiting the Royal Palace of Madrid seems like a must for a trip in Madrid, I do suggest booking tickets in advance to avoid long queues and ensure a smoother entry process. We booked our tickets online for a morning slot at 11:15, but upon arrival, we found it a bit confusing to locate the entrance. There were multiple lines and gates, but with a bit of inquiry, we managed to find our way with the help of the staff. They just promptly guided us to the front of the lines, allowing us to enter the palace earlier! Once inside, the grandeur and history of the Royal Palace were truly captivating. Photography inside the palace is not allowed. While I do see some visitors discreetly snapped photos, not every room was monitored. During ticket purchase, we were given the option to include access to the gallery, The Gallery of Royal Collections, showcasing the selection of masterpieces from the Spanish royal collections throughout history. We found the gallery, located outside the palace beside the cathedral, to be less impressive compared to the main palace. Therefore, I would not recommend opting for the gallery unless you have ample time and a keen interest in the exhibits it offers.Visited March 2024Travelled with familyWritten 6 March 2024
- PH-Travel-LoversAda, Michigan651 contributionsAwesome - Great building and audio tourWe loved the palace. It was easy to tour with our pre purchased tickets. No issues scanning the tickets from our phone. Half off for anyone 65 or over. We went in about 25 minutes before our ticket time with no issue. We purchased the self guided audio tour. It was 5 euro and worked perfectly in English. Our visit lasted 90 minutes. A little walking but nothing extreme. The building and history are incredible.Visited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 7 March 2024
- JMcVeigh67Levittown, Pennsylvania143 contributionsThe tour is great, do not skip the kitchen tour - it's worth it!What a spectacular way to see how the royals lived. It's overly impressive a there's a lot to see. We booked the English speaking tour which was very helpful. We also opted for an additional tour of the kitchen - that was amazing and my favorite part of the entire tour.Visited February 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 11 March 2024
- 1991KEBNavarre, Florida1,644 contributionsTruly magnificentFrom walls and ceilings made of porcelain to a thrown room of amazing relics to a dining room bigger than a gymnasium that is still in use today. This palace is unbelievable. We bought our tickets before coming, which was a huge help. We were the first ones in and did not have to fight the crowds. It is worth coming to see and not very expensive.Visited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 14 March 2024
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msbene
Knoxville, TN110 contributions
Jul 2024 • Family
A visit to this exceptionally grand palace was a highlight for our family. We purchased tickets online the day before which I would recommend as the line to buy tickets onsite was very long and provided little shade. We also purchased the audio guide which came with an ipad and headphones that walked you through the palace. The decor was opulent and impressive. Our only disappointment was that the Royal Armoury was not open that day, but no notice was given when we purchased the tickets. Our tickets also included entrance to the Royal Collection which is in a separate building adjacent to Catedral De Santa Maria. This was a quieter experience with many tapestries and artwork. The Royal Carriages on display were a favorite.
Written 23 July 2024
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laney365
Southampton, England235 contributions
Sept 2024 • Friends
Came across the palace which has beautiful, free views across Madrid. We queued for about 45 mins to get tickets but you can buy in advance and skip the line. There is no escape from the sunshine whilst waiting, so bring a hat.
You can hire a handset for a commentary but we just wanted to look. Every room has lots of information in Spanish and English about the history and use of the room. It was, of course, splendour at its finest with ornate chandeliers and frescoes but at the end there were large photographs of the current King and his family in formal ceremonies together with lots of informal engagements. Everything was in English and we felt we knew much more about the royal family after the visit.
Would highly recommend, also, the cathedral next door.
You can hire a handset for a commentary but we just wanted to look. Every room has lots of information in Spanish and English about the history and use of the room. It was, of course, splendour at its finest with ornate chandeliers and frescoes but at the end there were large photographs of the current King and his family in formal ceremonies together with lots of informal engagements. Everything was in English and we felt we knew much more about the royal family after the visit.
Would highly recommend, also, the cathedral next door.
Written 13 October 2024
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ClaireWithLove
Germantown, MD2,387 contributions
May 2024 • Couples
If you plan to go, buy tickets in advance on the website, perhaps several weeks in advance. I bought tickets for 4:30 pm and was able to enter at 4:00 pm with no wait. The line to buy tickets was very long.
It was hard to find the entrance location for the Royal Palace tickets. The website and ticket said different things and when I contacted the company, they kept giving me locations that were not searchable on Google Maps and then finally sent a screen shot of a map that had the wrong place circled.
If you are in the square with the black metal fence where people are taking pictures of the Royal Palace (Google maps will take you to the palace), the building to the right of the fence is where you enter for individual tickets or to buy tickets. There is a separate entrance for group visits around the left side plus another entrance for an Asian art show around the side. I included pictures of where to enter.
It is about 25 Euros a ticket plus 5 more Euros if you want the self guided audio tour on a Samsung tablet with audio. I recommend you get the self guided tour if you don't have a tour guide since you will get a little introduction to each room you can visit.
After you enter the visitor area, to left of where you rent the audio tablets is the bathrooms. Go now, since there will not be in any bathrooms during your tour and we were there over 2 hours. You would think with over 3,418 rooms, the palace would have another bathroom besides in the visitor center but unfortunately not for us.
After you rent the audio tablet, enter the door on your right. The one on the far left takes you to an art exhibit which requires a separate ticket unless you are there during the free hour, around 5:30 pm.
It is definitely worth visiting the Royal Palace and taking at least a self guided tour. The rooms with their magnificently painted ceilings, decorated walls, inlaid intricate floors, and some of the furniture will give you an idea of how royalty lives. The amount of artistry and craftmanship that went into building the rooms, some of which took decades to create, is amazing. You get to see where the dignitaries are received and wait in ante chambers, the throne room, chapel, a few bedrooms, dining area, ballroom, and a number of other beautiful rooms.
It was hard to find the entrance location for the Royal Palace tickets. The website and ticket said different things and when I contacted the company, they kept giving me locations that were not searchable on Google Maps and then finally sent a screen shot of a map that had the wrong place circled.
If you are in the square with the black metal fence where people are taking pictures of the Royal Palace (Google maps will take you to the palace), the building to the right of the fence is where you enter for individual tickets or to buy tickets. There is a separate entrance for group visits around the left side plus another entrance for an Asian art show around the side. I included pictures of where to enter.
It is about 25 Euros a ticket plus 5 more Euros if you want the self guided audio tour on a Samsung tablet with audio. I recommend you get the self guided tour if you don't have a tour guide since you will get a little introduction to each room you can visit.
After you enter the visitor area, to left of where you rent the audio tablets is the bathrooms. Go now, since there will not be in any bathrooms during your tour and we were there over 2 hours. You would think with over 3,418 rooms, the palace would have another bathroom besides in the visitor center but unfortunately not for us.
After you rent the audio tablet, enter the door on your right. The one on the far left takes you to an art exhibit which requires a separate ticket unless you are there during the free hour, around 5:30 pm.
It is definitely worth visiting the Royal Palace and taking at least a self guided tour. The rooms with their magnificently painted ceilings, decorated walls, inlaid intricate floors, and some of the furniture will give you an idea of how royalty lives. The amount of artistry and craftmanship that went into building the rooms, some of which took decades to create, is amazing. You get to see where the dignitaries are received and wait in ante chambers, the throne room, chapel, a few bedrooms, dining area, ballroom, and a number of other beautiful rooms.
Written 9 May 2024
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victor manuel M
Madrid, Spain1 contribution
Dec 2024 • Family
An organizational disaster they have at the Rwal Palace in Madrid. He had booked tickets online in time that included a visit to the Royal Palace for December 2024. When we arrived we are told that there was no guide for that day, that we would be refunded the 6 euros corresponding to the payment of the guide and we would continue to pay 14 euros per person, with no option of return. We are also told that the policy of the people who carry the official guides is NOT TO NOTIFY YOU IN ADVANCE by means of an e-mail that the guided tour had been suspended. They explained that it's always like this, they don't warn.
The people who attended us there tried to reorganise the visit and offered to go inside to visit the palace and buy a guide of the palace downloaded on the mobile with QR, for 3 euros person. They explain that we would have to hurry because it was already 5 pm and the palace closed at 6 am. Soon after the visit begins, we are told that the palace will close at 5.30 am. I will request that the 14 euros spent per person be refunded and that the official guide service and/or the management of the Royal Palace write us a letter giving explanations and apologizing for the mistreatment of citizens who want to visit a palace that is the heritage of all citizens.
The people who attended us there tried to reorganise the visit and offered to go inside to visit the palace and buy a guide of the palace downloaded on the mobile with QR, for 3 euros person. They explain that we would have to hurry because it was already 5 pm and the palace closed at 6 am. Soon after the visit begins, we are told that the palace will close at 5.30 am. I will request that the 14 euros spent per person be refunded and that the official guide service and/or the management of the Royal Palace write us a letter giving explanations and apologizing for the mistreatment of citizens who want to visit a palace that is the heritage of all citizens.
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Written 7 December 2024
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Karen S
10 contributions
Oct 2024 • Family
The organization for visitors is awful and almost none of the staff speak English. I bought a ticket online in advance but was forced to purchase a ticket with guided tour at 10:45 a.m. ("regular" tickets without tour were "sold out"). Upon arrival I spent 30 minutes in line outside of the first entrance (despite having the ticket in advance). Once inside it was a five minute walk and I waited 10 more minutes to enter the main building. At this point I was beyond my tour time, so the staff handed me an audio device and told me to "go find your tour guide". So I carried this device around for nothing as it did not work without a guide.
The museum has a very few rooms open of the hundreds that exist. There are videos and massive photos of the royal family in several locations, some sort of public relations campaign, try some humility! Parts of the museum were closed without prior notice when I bought my ticket. I really wonder who is keeping all the money that is earned from the hoards of visitors. The crowds were awful, in October.
I had missed this on my first trip to Madrid years ago, and should have skipped it this time as well.
The museum has a very few rooms open of the hundreds that exist. There are videos and massive photos of the royal family in several locations, some sort of public relations campaign, try some humility! Parts of the museum were closed without prior notice when I bought my ticket. I really wonder who is keeping all the money that is earned from the hoards of visitors. The crowds were awful, in October.
I had missed this on my first trip to Madrid years ago, and should have skipped it this time as well.
Written 17 October 2024
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mamalisiliconvalley
8 contributions
Dec 2024 • Family
Visited the Royal Palace of Madrid with my family of three. Bought tickets in advance to avoid the long lines per other reviewers’ recommendation which was a good idea. I recommend getting there early so you can find your way in because the process of getting in can get super confusing if you can’t read Spanish or arrive to the right entrance.
We walked over since the location was pretty central and arrived via the C. De Bailen entry where we saw a bunch of people lined up single file trying to get through security to get in but it barely moved during our ~15 min wait. Spoke with other tourists in line who thought this was the correct line for people who already have repurchased tickets. However I noticed the sign located at the top of the entry printed “groups entry” so I made multiple attempts to locate and talk with a staff to get clarification to see if I was at the right entrance but there was only one person working (she honestly looked overworked and stressed) and she ignored me each time. There were no other staff member around despite how huge this palace is. Eventually got clarification that we were in the wrong line and the actual entry for visitors (not with a group) have to enter via the Pl de Armeria entry that was just around the corner. There were some signs around the Pl de Armeria in Spanish but not by the other entrance. Thankfully the correct entrance had no line when we got there so we got through security in 1-2 mins.
The staff was pretty chill once you do get in. We were 15-20 mins late past our reservation due to all the confusion and they didn’t care. You can take pictures and purchase an audio tour for 5euros. The ear buds that came with our audio was super loose so it kept coming off which immediately defaults the tour to speaker mode that annoyed some of the tourists (my 8 year old sadly got shushed when this happened to him). We noticed this happened to others as well so consider using your own ear buds.
We walked over since the location was pretty central and arrived via the C. De Bailen entry where we saw a bunch of people lined up single file trying to get through security to get in but it barely moved during our ~15 min wait. Spoke with other tourists in line who thought this was the correct line for people who already have repurchased tickets. However I noticed the sign located at the top of the entry printed “groups entry” so I made multiple attempts to locate and talk with a staff to get clarification to see if I was at the right entrance but there was only one person working (she honestly looked overworked and stressed) and she ignored me each time. There were no other staff member around despite how huge this palace is. Eventually got clarification that we were in the wrong line and the actual entry for visitors (not with a group) have to enter via the Pl de Armeria entry that was just around the corner. There were some signs around the Pl de Armeria in Spanish but not by the other entrance. Thankfully the correct entrance had no line when we got there so we got through security in 1-2 mins.
The staff was pretty chill once you do get in. We were 15-20 mins late past our reservation due to all the confusion and they didn’t care. You can take pictures and purchase an audio tour for 5euros. The ear buds that came with our audio was super loose so it kept coming off which immediately defaults the tour to speaker mode that annoyed some of the tourists (my 8 year old sadly got shushed when this happened to him). We noticed this happened to others as well so consider using your own ear buds.
Written 24 December 2024
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Cody
Austin, TX6 contributions
Mar 2023
Everything was good except from the royal Arms museum which did not have any English explanations so if you cannot read Spanish reserve beforehand online for an English audio guide as you cannot get one on the day of. The free time after 4PM or something will get a huge line (I got out about 4:30 PM) and there will be many street sellers with some aggressive marketing techniques to get you to buy stuff from them so I would recommend just paying the 15 Euros to enter. Also another reason is that the palace walkable areas inside are pretty thin so not a lot of room for maneuverability.
Written 21 March 2023
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ana maria n
1 contribution
Oct 2024 • Family
Guided tour booked online for 4 people, 2 of them over 80. When you arrive, you have to queue slowly because only 1 person reads the codes and then you go through a scan. Now you run out to go and pick up the headphones at the entrance of the palace, your group has already left and you look for which of the 4 groups with a guided tour of 11 am is yours. Luckily only 2 are in Spanish. You interrupt the 2 groups and then they have to put the correct channel of the headset to you and the 3 companions. Finally on a visit you try to see something with the crowded rooms of the people of the groups and the people who go free. I think you need to rethink this organization. Unfortunate to see our Royal Palace like this. Good thing our guide was pleasant and saved as he could visit.
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Written 28 October 2024
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nitroluka
Rescaldina, Italy469 contributions
Dec 2023 • Family
If you visit Madrid, the royal palace is definitely a destination not to be missed.
The rooms are majestic and well preserved.
I recommend booking entry to avoid long queues, or after 4pm entry is free for everyone but there is a long queue because entry is then allowed until 5pm with closing at 6pm.
The rooms are majestic and well preserved.
I recommend booking entry to avoid long queues, or after 4pm entry is free for everyone but there is a long queue because entry is then allowed until 5pm with closing at 6pm.

Written 3 January 2024
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gianni fortunato
Puglia, Italy620 contributions
Jun 2024 • Couples
One of the most beautiful places we visited. Beautiful palace, full of works of art. You breathe History. We made the ticket online a couple of months before, booking admission to the Museum opening at 10 am, avoiding unnecessary lines.
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Written 21 August 2024
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Sharon M
Toronto, Canada
I bought tickets for the Royal Palace for the wrong date. Will they accept my tickets if I show up one day late? Will they change them for me online?
Written 9 February 2025
The Royal Palace won’t accept late tickets.
You can’t change tickets once bought.
Contact customer service for help.The Royal Palace won’t accept late tickets.
You can’t change tickets once bought.
Contact customer service for help.
Written 13 February 2025
How long do the lines get in late September, early October at the time of free entry?
Written 25 May 2024
Hello, I wanted to to know if we can get free ticket in advance or we can only get them when we are there.
Written 20 September 2023
You can get there for free after 17.00 (5 PM). There would be a line outside a palace for free tickets.
If you live in EU you might get free tickets too.
Written 28 September 2023
Hola.
¿Por qué hay que reservar la entrada a la exposición de Sorolla a una hora concreta? ¿Y si llegamos más tarde de la hora reservada porque venimos de fuera? ¿Se trata de una visita guiada o podemos ir a nuestro ritmo?
Muchas gracias.
Saludos.
Written 29 August 2023
Una vez dentro del Palacio no hay hora para salir, quizá podéis preguntar la duración de la visita guiada para calcular la exposición
Written 31 August 2023
Can you buy tickets at the door or is their online portal the only option? According to their website they are sold out.
Written 3 July 2023
You can buy tickets at the door. I was there at 8am to stand in line for a 9am opening. I was 14th in line and got admitted right away. I did this because the day before, on the afternoon, the line was a good 1/4 mile long.
Written 4 July 2023
Is the skip the line ticket offers different from buying the ticket yourself on line?
Written 17 May 2023
Buying it online will get you in at the specific time. Buying it in line will take time, as the lineups are quite long.
Written 18 May 2023
Can I get student and youth tickets for my kids? If so, will their school ID and US passports enough as proof?
Written 7 May 2023
Hi! I think a passport should be enough. If you purchase skip-the-line tickets, you can contact the company and confirm my answer via email or Whatsapp. They are responsive.
Written 8 May 2023
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