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Royal Palace Of Madrid
The Royal Palace of Madrid hosts several monumental attractions, notably the Grand Staircase, Royal Library, Royal Armory, and Crown Room. With Royal Palace of Madrid tickets, enjoy a guided tour the site, with priority access and combo tours with popular attractions in the city.
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Liria Palace
Discover Madrid's Liria Palace, an opulent historical gem. Admire stunning architecture, rich collections, and its significance in Spanish history. Enjoy skip-the-line entry, audio guides, tours, and exclusive combo offers with entry to other iconic landmarks.
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Atlantis Aquarium Madrid
Explore the underwater wonder at Madrid's Atlantis Aquarium. Discover diverse marine life, from colorful fish to majestic sharks, and immerse in the aquatic beauty. Get tickets for an educational and enchanting journey.
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El Escorial Madrid
Explore the grandeur of the Royal Monastery of El Escorial, a UNESCO World Heritage site near Madrid, with fast-track tickets to San Lorenzo of El Escorial. Delve into the rich history and architectural splendor of this remarkable site.
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Ikono
Immerse yourself in a surreal world at Ikono enjoying an interactive and modern art experience with creative installations that is sure to mesmerize you.
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Royal Palace Of Aranjuez
Discover the opulence of the Royal Palace of Aranjuez, the magnificent summer residence of Spanish monarchs. Roam through vast gardens, admire intricate water features, and explore this historical treasure with fast-track tickets.
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Royal Palace of La Granja of San Ildefonso
Explore the 18th-century Royal Palace of La Granja of San Ildefonso, celebrated for its stunning gardens and captivating fountains. Enjoy fast-track access, flexible durations, and enrich your experience with an audio guide.
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Is it worth booking Madrid landmark tickets?
Is it worth booking Madrid landmark tickets?
A center of sports, art and culture that has centuries of history, Madrid carries a legacy like none other. From Renaissance specimens to Baroque influences to contemporary splendor, Madrid is that European city you wouldn’t want to miss. Royal palaces, exquisite museums, and colossal stadiums dot the streets of Madrid offering many landmarks for a curious traveler to explore.
What is the starting price of Madrid landmark tickets?
What is the starting price of Madrid landmark tickets?
Visiting landmarks in Madrid is economical and there’s plenty to choose from. Here’s a breakdown of price points for tickets to help you make an informed decision:
Royal Palace of La Almudaina: €7 onwards
Royal Palace of San Ildefonso: €9 onwards
Royal Palace of Aranjuez: €9 onwards
San Lorenzo of El Escorial: €12 onwards
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum: €13 onwards
Royal Palace of Madrid: €15 onwards
Liria Palace: €15 onwards
Santiago Bernabeu Stadium: €15 onwards
Prado Museum: €35 onwards
Which Madrid landmark tickets are cheapest?
Which Madrid landmark tickets are cheapest?
If you’re looking to explore Madrid landmarks on a budget, the cheapest options available are: Royal Palace of La Almudaina, Royal Palace of San Ildefonso, and Royal Palace of Aranjuez to name a few.
Are discounts available on landmark tickets in Madrid?
Are discounts available on landmark tickets in Madrid?
Children between the ages of 4 to 15 years of age enjoy a concession on their tickets as well as infants below the age of 3 enjoy free admission to most landmarks in Madrid. Additionally, attractions such as the Royal Palace of Madrid, San Lorenzo of El Escorial, Royal Palace of San Ildefonso, Royal Palace of Aranjuez to name a few also offer discounted prices on tickets for senior citizens over the age of 65 as well as differently abled individuals along with 1 companion can enter for free.
Are guided tours included in Madrid landmark tickets?
Are guided tours included in Madrid landmark tickets?
With guided tours, you not only get to explore the sites in Madrid under an expert’s umbrella but also get to enjoy priority access. Ensure you get the most out of your stay in Madrid with guided tours to prominent landmarks. Choose from a variety of tours including skipping the line and learning more about the numerous tapestries, frescoes and the baroque architecture behind the Madrid Palace with your Royal Palace of Madrid guided tour with priority access. If you’re an architecture and history buff, you can also divulge in knowledge surrounding the constructions of the Spanish Golden Era with a local expert and learn about the nitty gritty of the Royal Monastery of El Escorial with your Guided Tour of Royal Monastery of El Escorial.
Do Madrid landmark tickets offer night tours?
Do Madrid landmark tickets offer night tours?
Enjoy a unique version of the city at night. From private night tours that allow you to explore the city at your own pace to food and beverage tours to indulge in a stunning walking tour of the enchanting Madrid localities, there’s a night tour for everyone. Night tours not only allow you to enjoy the city at a unique time but also allow you to bask in the serene atmosphere, after the peak hour rush has dissolved.
Are combos Madrid landmark tickets available?
Are combos Madrid landmark tickets available?
Yes, there are a number of combo tickets you can purchase whilst in Madrid that not only save you time and the hassle of queues but also allows you to save big on cost. Combo ticket Royal Palace of Madrid with Prado Museum tickets, Madrid’s Royal Palace and El Retiro Park Guided Tour tickets are some combo tickets to explore.
Do Madrid landmark tickets include walking tours?
Do Madrid landmark tickets include walking tours?
For those with an adventurous streak, there’s several walking tours in Madrid accessible with its landmark tickets. Explore the sights of the capital of Spain with interesting walking tours across the AM and PM. If you’re a morning person, explore the city on foot before heading to the Prado Museum, or walk under the stars and get a glimpse of the enchanting Madrid landmarks under the moonlight. This and much more with your walking tours in the beautiful city.
What is the cancelation policy for Madrid landmark tickets?
What is the cancelation policy for Madrid landmark tickets?
While standard entry tickets have strict cancelation policies, guided tour tickets have a relaxed cancelation policy allowing you to cancel or reschedule your visit 24 hours prior to the designated date.
What are the most famous landmarks in Madrid?
What are the most famous landmarks in Madrid?
The most famous landmarks in Madrid are:
- Royal Palace of Madrid: The Royal Palace of Madrid is the official residence of the Royal family. It is known for its vast collection of art, historical significance, and architectural grandeur.
- Santiago Bernabeu Stadium: Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is home to the football club, Real Madrid, and has a seating capacity of 81,044. On a Santiago Bernabeu Stadium tour, enjoy a panoramic view of the stadium from the top, visit the trophy room, and the museum.
- Plaza Mayor: Plaza Mayor is right in the center of the city, with shops around it and an amazing church, Templo de Debod (Temple of Debod). The square was designed to show off its beauty using many European architectural styles including French, Spanish baroque, and Italianate features.
- Prado Museum: Prado Museum Madrid houses Prado's collection of Spanish art and is one of the topmost important collections in Europe. It is also home to masterpieces by some of history's greatest painters including Goya, Bosch, Titian, El Greco, Raphael, and Velázquez.
- Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum: The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum consists of a series of rooms within a group of 18th century Neoclassical buildings which used to belong to a palace belonging to Pedro Fernández Durán y Ribera, Duke of Villafranca del Bierzo.
Which is the oldest landmark in Madrid?
Which is the oldest landmark in Madrid?
House of the Lujanes is the oldest known landmark in Madrid. It was built in the year 1494 and looks like that time stood still. The tower displays medieval Gothic and Arabic-inspired architectural designs and is easily distinguishable from its neighbors. Today, it is home to the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences in Madrid.
Which is the most-visited landmark in Madrid?
Which is the most-visited landmark in Madrid?
The Museo Reina Sofía is the most visited landmark in Madrid, clocking up 1.25 million visitors in 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. The Reina Sofía Museum mainly contains pieces from the first half of the twentieth century. It was originally built to house the former private collection of Queen Sophia who died in 1925.
What are 5 must-visit landmarks in Madrid?
What are 5 must-visit landmarks in Madrid?
Landmarks that you must visit in Madrid are:
- Palacio de Liria
- Prado Museum
- Royal Palace of Madrid
- Puerta del Sol
- Plaza Mayor
What are some underrated landmarks in Madrid?
What are some underrated landmarks in Madrid?
The most underrated landmarks in Madrid that are worth a visit are:
- Buen Retiro Park and the Crystal Palace: Buen Retiro Park is one of the largest parks in Madrid, Spain. Buen Retiro means "good retreat" because it was initially used as a retreat by royalty. The park is also well-known for the Crystal Palace, which attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors during its opening in 1887.
- Capricho Park: Capricho Park Madrid has an area of more than twelve hectares and it is divided into three sections: South Garden, Central Garden, and North Garden. In each garden, there are old statues from around the world that have been collected over time from various places such as Italy or China to create unique scenery.
- Museo de America: Museo de America houses an incredibly vast collection of famous paintings from well-known artists all throughout world history. This enormous collection consists of pieces by well-known artists such as Diego Velasquez, Francis Bacon, Hieronymus Bosch, Antoni Tàpies, Sandro Botticelli, and Pablo Picasso.
- Casa de la Moneda Museum: Casa de la Moneda Museum Madrid is a museum where coins are made. It was built in the 16th century as a mint for printing money and now is well known for its feature in the famous Spanish series, Money Heist.
On which days can you enter landmarks in Madrid for free?
On which days can you enter landmarks in Madrid for free?
Some of the days on which most landmarks in Madrid offer free access are:
- April 18, International Day For Monuments and Sites
- May 18, International Museum Day
- 12th October, Spanish National Holiday and Hispanic Day
- 6th December, Spanish Constitution Day
Which landmarks in Madrid offer free entry?
Which landmarks in Madrid offer free entry?
The best free to visit landmarks in Madrid are:
- Gran Via
- Plaza Mayor
- Parque Madrid Río
- Palacio De Cristal
- Templo de Debod
Do I need skip-the-line tickets for most landmarks in Madrid?
Do I need skip-the-line tickets for most landmarks in Madrid?
Most landmarks in Madrid offer skip-the-line tickets to help you save time by not waiting in the long lines at the ticket booths and heading straight into the landmark. You can upgrade it with a guided tour or an audio guide to learn more about the landmark. You can enjoy skip-the-line access or timed entry with Madrid Prado Museum tickets, Royal Palace Of Madrid tickets, Santiago Bernabeu Stadium tours, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum tickets, Liria Palace tickets, El Escorial Madrid tickets, Royal Palace Of Aranjuez tickets, Royal Palace of La Granja of San Ildefonso tickets, and Royal Palace of La Almudaina.
Are popular landmarks in Madrid included in the city pass?
Are popular landmarks in Madrid included in the city pass?
The Madrid City Pass includes free admission and an audio guide to Prado Museum and Royal Palace. It also gives free access to hop-on-hop-off tours in Madrid, a 3-day public transport card, transfer by private taxi from Madrid Airport to your hotel, and offers discounts on various other attractions, museums, tours, and shows in the city.
Which landmarks in Madrid are located close to each other?
Which landmarks in Madrid are located close to each other?
Since the Royal Palace of Madrid is the most popular landmark in the city, we'll outline all the famous attractions around it:
Under 3 km:
- Catedral de la Almudena (300 m)
- Plaza Mayor (850 m)
- Madrid Río Park (1.7 km)
- Plaza de España (1.5 km)
- Liria Palace (2.2 km)
- Reina Sofia Museum (2.3 km)
- Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum (2.3 km)
Under 5 km:
- Círculo de Bellas Artes (3.2 km)
- Museo Nacional del Prado (4.8 km)
- Parque de Attraciones (5 km)
- Wax Museum Madrid (5.3 km)
Which parts of Madrid has the most landmarks?
Which parts of Madrid has the most landmarks?
Southern Madrid has the highest number of landmarks including Plaza de España, Royal Palace of Madrid, Museo Nacional del Prado, Palacio de Cristal, Puerta de Alcalá, Royal Basilica of Saint Francis the Great, and the famous Ibiza neighborhood which is famous for fashionable boutiques, authentic Spanish restaurants, taverns, and more.
What's the best way to cover all major landmarks in Madrid?
What's the best way to cover all major landmarks in Madrid?
There are three ways to make the most of your time and cover the major attractions at a minimal cost.
- Buy Madrid City Pass: If you are staying in the city for longer and want to explore the major attractions in a few days, the buy the city pass offers free entries, hop-on-hop-of bus tours, and discounts on various landmarks, museums, tours, and shows.
- Combo tickets: If you are within a tight budget and time, buying combo tickets will allow you entry to closely located landmarks while saving you a few euros.
- Walking tours: Take a walking tour around the attractions that are closely located to learn more about them from a local expert guide. You can also upgrade your walking tours in Madrid with entrance tickets to some of the attractions.
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The queue of people without a ticket was long and with a skip-the-line ticket it didn't take 2 minutes. What to say about the Royal Palace: Very impressive, wonderful, super luxurious, I loved it 💕
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Francisca
Chile
We did indeed skip a long queue by buying tickets online, and the palace is undoubtedly beautiful, however I think it is relevant to mention that the Palace has no air conditioning, which makes the experience, inside the rooms, unbearable to say the least, my family and I were sweltering in the middle of autumn.
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Nancy
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Purchasing tickets was a breeze. I would take the three museum option when booking your tickets. The Prado was great but you couldn't take photos. Other two were an incredible surprise. Must see!
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With the Headout App we were able to great a bundle ticket to go to the Museum of Illusions and the Oceanarium in Madrid. Both were very fun and wonderful experiences! I highly recommend both places to create great memories with family and friends.
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I booked the tour for my son, who is an RM fan. And he was simply in 7th heaven. His eyes sparkled and radiated pure joy. The tour is really well done and made really interesting and lively, even for a football fan like me. Lots to see and lots of interactivity. And you can also go into the stands and feel like a fan.
One thing that could be done differently is that the trophy shouldn't be at the beginning at the entrance and there's a huge backlog because everyone wants a selfie with it. But otherwise, it was just great.
Question: If the trophy is at the beginning and one at the end for the photo, which one is the real one and which one is a replica?
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Jenny
We got to the museum around 10:30 and visited the first and third floors first. In retrospect, we would have been better off starting on the second floor, which is where most of the masterpieces can be found and it was very crowded around noon.
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Shoichiro
Japan
More then just encountering Picasso which we have seen at UN in Geneva . We are so impressed by 6 giant sized tapestries with a theme pet tapestry , amazing one you can meet on floor 0.
Nicoletta
Elegant palace and rooms full of frescoes and tapestries. Also nice tour of the kitchens with Spanish-speaking guide. Online ticket purchase recommended to avoid the queue
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