ROYAL PALACE OF MADRID

One of the most important cultural landmarks, the Royal Palace Of Madrid is known for its rich history and stunning architecture. Built by the Emir, Muhammad I, the palace's construction started between 860 to 880 and was built on the location of a 9th-century castle. The Palace was known as one of the most important fortresses until the 15th century when the city was seized by Alfonso VI.

The Royal Palace is a cultural landmark in the city, built in the year 1738, which took 18 years for it to be completed. With over 1 million sq ft, the Royal Palace of Madrid is one of the largest palaces in Europe with 3400 rooms. The architecture of the Palace is influenced by the Italian artist Bernini and French Baroque. Admire the beautiful stone base and its large frame of windows. Witness the beautiful sculptures of the royal family members which are placed in different parts of the palace. Enter the royal palace and admire the exquisite interiors such as the grand staircase which is made up of Agustin marble. You can also visit the royal library which has an amazing collection of literature maintained over the years. Visit the Royal armory where you can look at many artifacts dating back to the 13th century.

Highlights

• Explore the Royal Palace of Madrid which is one of the largest palaces in Europe with over 3400 rooms spread across 1 million sq. ft. of floor area,
• Admire the beautiful architecture influenced by the Italian artist Bernini and French Baroque.
• Enter the royal palace and visit the royal library where you can witness the vast collection of literature dating back many centuries.
• Visit one of the best armories in the world and look at various artifacts on display from the 13th century.
• Home to Spanish Royal families, the palace today serves as a venue for ceremonies and events organized by the government.