Liria Palace

Liria Palace, built in the early 18th century, houses one of the largest private art collections in the world, featuring works by Goya, Titian, and Rembrandt.

Your audio guide will unveil masterpieces from artists like Titian, Velázquez, El Greco, and Goya, including Goya's celebrated 1795 portrait of the Duchess of Alba.

The blend of historic and contemporary works, featuring pieces from modern masters like Picasso and Chagall, makes this an unmissable experience for art lovers.

Marvel at Fra Angelico's "Virgin of the Grenade" and Titian's "The Last Supper," which are highlights of the palace's rich art collection.

Did you know? The palace's art collection includes several modern masterpieces acquired by the current Duchess, reflecting the evolution of Spanish nobility.

Peak behind the curtains of Liria Palace with an official Spanish-guided tour that brings the history and art of the Casa de Alba to life.

Your Spanish-speaking guide will lead you through the rooms adorned with artworks like Velázquez's portrait of the infant Margarita and Goya's paintings.

Enjoy a small group setting that allows for more interaction and personalized attention during your palace tour

You'll learn about the palace's role in Spanish history and the tales of the Alba family that have shaped its extensive art collection.

Fun fact: Liria Palace's library holds over 18,000 prints, including a first edition of Don Quixote and the largest collection of handwritten manuscripts by Christopher Columbus.

Gain entry to Liria Palace and enjoy an audio guide that provides insights into its extensive art collection and the history of the Alba family.

The Salón de los Espejos at the palace features intricate frescoes and decor, revealing the lifestyle and history of Spanish nobility.

Discover Madrid at your own pace aboard comfortable double-decker buses with a single ticket. Hop on and off as many times as you like!

Choose between two routes for a journey through Historical Madrid, featuring sites like the Museo del Prado, or through Modern Madrid.

Did you know? Madrid features the Golden Triangle of Art, home to three of the world’s best art museums: the Prado, Reina Sofia, and Thyssen-Bornemisza.

Take a self-paced tour through the Lira Palace, the residence of the House of Alba and home to one of the world's largest private art collections.

The grand staircase and the stunning gallery housing 18th-century paintings provide a glimpse into the aristocratic lifestyle of the Duke of Alba and his family.

Step into the Royal Palace of Madrid, the official residence of the Spanish royal family, featuring over 3,000 rooms.

Your visit will also include access to the Sabatini Gardens, a neoclassical landscape featuring symmetrical pathways, fountains, and vibrant flower beds.

Did you know? The Royal Palace contains one of the best-preserved armories in Europe, with weapons and armor from the 15th to the 19th centuries.

Discover Fra Angelico’s "Virgin of the Grenade" and artworks by El Greco at Liria Palace, to understand the evolution of Spanish painting.

An audio guide leads you through Liria Palace, explaining the significance of Goya’s work and other treasures in detail.

At the Royal Collections Gallery, you'll get access to a curated selection that includes Murillo's "The Holy Family" and Sorolla's landscapes.

You'll see tapestries depicting scenes from Spain's royal history, 18th-century ceramics, and more showcasing Spanish royalty's lifestyle over the centuries.

Fun fact: The Royal Collections Gallery features artworks from the royal family’s personal collection, including pieces by Van Dyck and Raphael.

Discover the royal legacy of Spain at the Royal Collections Gallery, the country’s most important museum project, with skip-the-line tickets.

Explore collections ranging from the Royal Armoury to exhibits on the Royal Palace of Madrid, and tapestries, musical instruments, and more across 3 floors.

Observe the Royal Crown Carriage by Julián González from the 1820s – a quintessential piece of royal transportation history.

Gain access to exquisite artwork by Bosch, Titian, El Greco, Ribera, Velázquez, and Caravaggio.

Fun Fact: The Royal Collections Gallery has already received 10 architectural awards including the FAD architecture award and the American Architecture Prize (AAP 2017).