Madrid: Royal Palace Fast-Access Admission Ticket

Madrid: Royal Palace Fast-Access Admission Ticket

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From €18.00

Embark on a journey through Spain's royal history with a fast-access ticket to the Royal Palace of Madrid. Marvel at opulent halls, private apartments, and priceless artworks while exploring one of the largest palaces in Europe.

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Skip the line through express security check

What's included

Fast access ticket to Royal Palace of Madrid
Booking fee

What's not included

Guided tours
Access to the Royal Kitchen and Royal Collection Gallery
Storage for luggage or large bags

Important information

Photography, videography, and food or drinks are not allowed. Phones must remain on silent.
The voucher is valid only for the selected visit date.
Note that access to some palace sections may be time-specific
Allocate around 45 minutes for the Salons and 30 minutes for the Royal Armory
No Left Luggage Service. Ensure you travel light, as large bags are not permitted.
Free Entry: Available Monday to Thursday for EU and Ibero-American citizens with valid proof during specific hours (4:00–6:00 PM in winter, 5:00–7:00 PM in summer).
The site is wheelchair-friendly

Description:

Skip the lines and step into the grandeur of the Royal Palace of Madrid, the official residence of the Spanish monarchy. Explore lavish halls adorned with frescoes, the magnificent Throne Room, and the dazzling Hall of Mirrors. Discover the rich artistic heritage with works by Goya, Velázquez, and Caravaggio. Complete your visit by viewing the Royal Armory’s exquisite collection of porcelain, silverware, and royal artifacts.

Highlights:

Immerse yourself in Spain’s royal heritage at one of the world’s largest palaces.
Marvel at intricate frescoes and opulent decor in the salon rooms.
Visit iconic spaces like the Throne Room and Charles IV’s Hall of Mirrors.
Admire masterpieces by renowned artists such as Velázquez, Goya, and Caravaggio.
Explore the Royal Armory, showcasing treasures of Spain’s monarchy.