Royal Collections Museum Madrid

Dive into the Spanish monarchy's rich history and taste with tickets to the Royal Palace of Madrid.

Wander over 3,000 rooms, including the Royal Armory and private chambers, and get a real feel of how Spanish royalty lived.

Keep it flexi — your Royal Collections Gallery ticket remains valid for 7 days post your palace tour, so you can explore Spain's art on your schedule.

Get up close to Carlos V’s battle-worn armor from Mühlberg and feast your eyes on Goya’s brushwork, alongside art by legends like Titian.

Fun fact: The Royal Palace was built to replace a fortress that burned down in 1734, which was originally made of wood.

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).

Whisk past without waiting in line at the Royal Palace of Madrid to see paintings by famous artists like Goya, Velázquez, Caravaggio, and Battista.

Marvel at the Royal Crypt where Spanish monarchs like King Philip V and Queen Isabella II have been laid to rest.

Step right into the Royal Collections Gallery with hassle-free entrance, where you'll find a treasure trove of Spanish art and history spanning 500 years.

Discover the Royal Crown Carriage from the 1820s and exquisite artwork by Bosch, Titian, El Greco, Ribera, Velázquez, and Caravaggio.

Fun fact: The Royal Palace of Madrid contains over 3,400 rooms, making it one of the most expansive palaces in the world.

Immerse yourself in a guided tour through Madrid's regal past, exploring the Royal Palace with skip-the-line tickets and the Royal Collections Gallery.

Marvel at paintings and tapestries in the Royal Collections Gallery, along with other royal treasures, such as pieces of furniture, musical instruments, and the Royal Armory.

Bypass the crowds with your skip-the-line tickets, offering instant access to royal grandeur and historical masterpieces at the Royal Palace.

Visit the Throne Room, the Hall of Mirrors, the Banqueting Hall, and the private Royal Apartments, on a guided tour in either English or Spanish.

Did you know? The Royal Collection Gallery is one of Spain's most important new museums, capturing the artistic essence of Spain's royal history.

Unlock history, not queues! Skip the line and follow an expert to uncover the deepest darkest secrets of the Royal Palace of Madrid.

Experience the splendor of Spanish Royalty and witness the rich tapestry of Spanish culture and history inside its opulent rooms and galleries.

Marvel at the throne lounge, royal chapel, and parade grounds adorned with paintings and frescoes made by Goya, Velasquez, and Battista.

Learn about secret passages commissioned by Napoleon’s brother with a guide available in English, Spanish, French, or Italian. Take your pick!

Fun fact: The Royal Palace is not where the Spanish royal family lives. Instead, it’s primarily used for state receptions and cultural events.

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.