The Royal Palace of Madrid, with more than 3,000 rooms, is the largest and one of the most imposing in Europe and remains the official residence of the King and Queen of Spain. It was built by King Carlos III in the eighteenth century as the seat of the Spanish monarchy on the site of the former Alcazar de los Austrias.

It preserves a magnificent collection of works of art, including splendid frescoes, exceptional paintings by Velázquez and Goya, the world unique Stradivarius Palace Collection and the watch collection.

Once the visit of the palace is over, you will walk with your private guide through the historical centre, the “Madrid de los Austrias”, and discover the treasures hidden in the old town.

You will appreciate the architecture that the Habsburgs built to make Madrid the capital of their empire during the 16th and 17th centuries. You’ll see palaces, historic squares, markets, archaeological remains and an infinite number of sights around the city.

The visit ends at the famous Puerta del Sol, the epicentre of city life. During the visit, don’t hesitate to stop your guide to ask for any information about the city or any reference to gastronomy and culture.