Madrid Highlights and Royal Palace Skip the Line Guided Tour

The Royal Palace majestically displays its history of monarchs. He reigns in the Plaza de Oriente, in front of the Almudena Cathedral.
Plaza Mayor is the heart of Habsburg Madrid. The Arch of the Cuchilleros, the House of Panadería and the Statue of Philip III mark the charm of this square.

The Puerta de Alcalá is one of the five ancient royal gates that gave access to Madrid. Its neoclassical, three-arch appearance is reminiscent of the Roman Arc de Triomphe.
Gran Vía is Madrid's best-known street. It is also known as the Broadway of Madrid for being the avenue of theaters and musicals in the city.

Then board one of our air-conditioned buses for a tour of the city. Remember to bring your camera or smartphone with you!
Leave Plaza de Oriente and head towards the magnificent Puerta de Toledo. Did you know that its construction dates back to the Napoleonic era? Admire the oldest bridge in Madrid and walk along the Manzanares River, from where you can admire the Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral. Pass by Mayor Street, Puerta del Sol square and the Las Cortes neighborhood on the way to Paseo del Prado. Admire the architecture of old Madrid by arriving at the Las Letras neighborhood. Pass by the Cibeles Fountain, where Real Madrid fans celebrate the team's victories. Don't miss the Puerta de Alcalá, the most famous of the five ancient gates to the city. The last attractions of the tour are the Santiago Bernabéu stadium via the Paseo de la Castellana and the Colon square.

But no trip to Madrid would be complete without a visit to the Royal Palace.
Therefore, a local guide will pick you up at our office for a guided tour of the same.
Skip the lines and immerse yourself in the history of this splendid palace. Did you know that its size is double that of Buckingham Palace? Built in the Italian Baroque style, it was the former residence of the Spanish monarchy from 1766 to 1931. Today it is still a great example of the establishment of Madrid as the capital of the kingdom. Today it hosts the most important receptions of the Spanish Crown. You know the hearings, lunches and signings of agreements celebrated over the years. Stroll through the Armory Square. Admire the beautiful tapestries and elegant furniture. Follow your guide through the Grand Staircase, the Throne Room, and the Banquet Hall, among other things. Once the guided tour is finished, you can remain inside the Palace and go to the Royal Armory on your own. Don't miss the view from the viewpoint of Piazza dell'Armeria!