Madrid Royal Palace tour

Experience the baroque magnificence of Madrid’s Royal Palace on a fascinating guided tour.

Take a Madrid Royal Palace tour with Go City®

• With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
• Knowledgeable guides speak Spanish and English.
• Learn about the palace’s long and troubled history on this 90-minute tour.
• Spot paintings by masters including Caravaggio, Goya, and Velázquez.

Walk in the footsteps of kings and queens on a palace tour that includes the throne room, royal chapel, parade grounds and more.

Madrid’s Royal Palace is the biggest functioning royal palace in Europe. You’ll get to experience a flavor of its epic scale on this tour, which takes in some of its grandest, most important rooms and includes an illuminating commentary from your knowledgeable guide.

Cameras at the ready for the grand staircase, which sweeps majestically up to the first floor beneath a huge Giaquinto ceiling fresco. Look out also for incredible artworks from European masters including Goya, Caravaggio and Velázquez.

You’ll visit the royal armory, with exhibits that date back as far as medieval times, before stepping into the opulent splendor of the throne room. Here, golden lions flank sumptuous gilt-edged thrones, and dazzling chandeliers light up Tiepolo’s glorious fresco.

Afterwards, take a gentle stroll through peaceful Campo del Moro, the ornate English-style gardens to the rear of the palace, with their monumental neoclassical fountains.

Madrid Royal Palace tour highlights

Throne room - marvel at this masterclass in royal opulence

Royal armory - suits of armor and medieval weaponry galore

Old masters - spot amazing frescoes and paintings by artists from Giaquinto to Goya

Campo del Moro - admire the 17th-century Tritons and 18th-century Las Conchas fountains

Getting in: present your pass and booking information to your guide at the meeting point.

Meet your guide beside the statue of Isabel II, in Plaza Isabel II.

For more information visit the Amigo Tours website.