Royal treasures - The gallery is a real showcase of the treasures accumulated by the kings and queens of Spain over the centuries. The permanent collection houses a variety of artworks ranging from painting and sculpture to decorative objects, tapestries and precious pieces of furniture. Each section highlights the evolution of artistic taste and cultural influences. Interactive presentations and explanatory panels provide historical context and provide a better understanding of the works on display.

Wonderful!! - To visit the Royal Palace and the Royal collection together was extraordinary! Amaya our guide was very knowledgeable and thought us all about the Spanish dynasties!

Very good - Thanks to our guide Javier, who with his friendliness and great knowledge transmitted to us in an entertaining way the different pieces that the kings used. We toured the collections from the Catholic Monarchs to the Bourbon dynasty. Fantastic.

Very interesting! - Large collection of works of art that are seen in a very enjoyable and educational tour. The building is incredible, you walk through several different floors between the Austrian and Bourbon dynasties.

Excellent - Very good tour, excellent guide, helpful and friendly. Without a doubt it is a visit that you cannot do when you visit Madrid, you tour different floors getting to know the different areas of various reigns and different decorations for the palaces, it is a luxury! In the end we were able to visit the collection of floats, impressive!

Fantastic tour - Fantastic tour, very well explained by our guide who surprised us with such mastery explaining the works. The building is impressive, without a doubt highly recommended to visit it.

To see after the Royal Palace - If you have visited the Royal Palace, Recommendation to also visit the galleries in front (you can buy the cumulative ticket). Recently inaugurated, they are located in a very modern structure and contain some objects that were in the palace, owned by the Habsburgs and Bourbons. There are carriages, clothes, provisions, even a Caravaggio! It 'a mini museum a bit 'special, but I think it deserves to take a look while you are in the area.

500 years of history - Very rich collection, with perfect teaching aids that reconstruct the history of the Habsburg and Bourbon dynasties and their palaces.

Uneducated staff - We entered free of charge from 18.00 on Recommendation of the officials, which we were grateful for, but what was our surprise to see that the security employees treated us as stink when commenting between them that fence gentuza had entered free. We were puzzled by the security guard. My Recommendation is that they do not offer these offers if then the staff is not up to scratch, which by the way could have the lowest radios and not full stop at the exhibition The exhibition we loved, we enjoyed a lot, for putting a but I would put the posters a little better lit, because it was difficult to read any of them. What is the exhibition deserves a lot to see, despite the staff who are overwhelmed when they have a little more work.