Royal Palace of Madrid

It’s essential and convenient to purchase the ticket in advance in order to minimise the queuing time. It’s easy to use and just show the QR code for entry.

I think there is no need to come here after seeing Brussels. The palaces in Europe are almost the same. It takes about two and a half hours. There are about 29 rooms. Follow the voice prompts.

The Royal Palace in Madrid, Spain, took about two hours to visit. The overall feeling was good, showing the majesty and luxury of the royal family. There are rich exhibits in the palace, but the number of rooms open for visits is limited, so tickets need to be booked in advance.

Madrid Palace is the residence of Spanish Royal palace, the appearance of which is mainly white, everywhere reflects low-key luxury. The interior decoration is very luxurious, especially the paintings on the dome, which are said to have come from Monet and other famous artists. The sculptures in the temple are also very exquisite, each can be called perfect sculpture works of art. This is the scenic spot that Madrid will visit anyway. It will surely make your trip worthwhile.

The Royal Palace of Madrid (Palacio Real) is close to the Opera Metro Station. It was built in 1738 and took 26 years to complete. It is known as "one of the best-preserved and most exquisite palaces" and "the third largest palace in Europe after the Palace of Versailles and the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna". It is still used for many foreign affairs activities in Spain. The adult ticket price is 10 euros per person. The interior of the palace is spacious, the visiting area has two floors, and the room structure is surrounded. Photography and videography are not allowed indoors. The corridor next to the palace square is also very charming.

The Madrid Palace is the most beautiful building in Madrid and one of the most well-preserved palaces in the world. The palace is very grand. There are more than 2,000 rooms in it. Only about 50 rooms are available for visitors to visit. Most noteworthy is the palace collection of five violins made by the Stradivarius family.

The Royal Palace of Madrid is a representative cultural relic of the Bourbon dynasty. Its luxury and magnificence ranks third among many royal palaces in Europe, second only to the Palace of Versailles in Paris and the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna. The Royal Palace of Madrid was built between 1738 and 1764. In December 1763, Carlos III moved into a part of the completed new palace, and subsequent monarchs lived in this palace until Alfonso XI abdicated in 1931. Today, in addition to undertaking some state affairs, the Royal Palace of Madrid is open to the public as a museum. Visitors can visit 50 of the 2,800 rooms in the palace along the prescribed route. The Royal Palace is a square with a side length of 180 meters. It is a brick and stone structure with an architectural style comparable to that of the Louvre, which is magnificent and grand; the interior decoration is Italian style and magnificent. The countless sculptures, murals, and the exhibited gold and silver utensils, porcelain musical instruments, leather tapestries and other royal supplies in the palace are exquisite and beautiful. On one side of the spacious atrium square, there is a viewing corridor. Strolling along it, you can have a panoramic view of the city of Madrid.

The Madrid Palace and Mayor Square are undoubtedly the most elegant places in Madrid. They are surrounded by a series of ancient corridor-like buildings. Arches connect the streets of the city. A peacock stands smartly on the wall. There are many valuable paintings and crafts in the palace. Unfortunately, no photographs can be taken. But it is interesting to hear the story between the emperor and the princess. The most famous one is the big dining table, where foreign heads of state are served. The portraits of celebrities and porcelain are extraordinary. Especially one room has strong Chinese elements and the walls are full of dragon and Phoenix patterns.