About the Royal Palace
The Royal Palace of Madrid, an 18th-century Baroque jewel and venue for official events, is one of the great symbols of the capital. Visiting it with an audioguide will allow you to tour its most emblematic spaces, such as the lavish Throne Room or the impressive Royal Armory. This audio-guided tour will help you discover unique artistic details, from Tiepolo ‘s frescoes to masterpieces by Velázquez and Goya, reliving the history and evolution of the Spanish monarchy.
Complete the experience with the Gallery of Royal Collections
For a comprehensive experience, add a visit to the Royal Collections Gallery with audioguide to the itinerary. This extended tour combines the palatial luxury of the original halls with access to an adjacent modern museum space. With audio support, visitors can explore five centuries of royal patronage through a rich selection of paintings, sculptures, tapestries and historic carriages.
“A country, a civilization, may be judged by the way it treats its monuments.” — John Ruskin
Curiosities
- The palace has more than 3,000 rooms, although only part of it is open to the public.
- The Royal Armory preserves pieces used by Spanish kings since the 13th century.
- In the Sabatini Gardens, concerts and cultural events are held in summer.




