Patrimonio Nacional

If you want to feel like an authentic king, travel with us to the Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso, the Royal Monastery of El Escorial, the Royal Palace of Madrid and the Royal Palace of Aranjuez.All of them are among the places and points of interest in Spain.

This activity consists of a guided tour of each of these sites for approximately 2 hours.

The Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso, located in Segovia, has several points of interest. On the main floor you will come across the Portrait Gallery, Their Majesties' Bedroom, the Lacquer Room and the Mirror Cabinet.On the ground floor of the complex our guides will show you the Hall of Hercules and the Marble Hall or Europe, among others.

It should be noted that this palace suffered a fire in 1918, which caused most of it to be lost, although some of Philip V's frescoes are preserved.

On the other hand, you can persuade yourself with the Tapestry Museum which is located in the Casa de Damas. It was also destroyed by the fire of 1918. In addition, you can visit itsgardens which are an example of formal French style. They are characterized by the existence of sources considered the richest and best preserved set of their time. Do you want to miss it?

The Royal Monastery of El Escorial, located in San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Madrid, will make you speechless with all the beauty that this place gives off. You can opt for both a guided tour and a digital audio guide, which will offer you a PDF with other places of interest. related to royalty.

First of all, the monastery belonged to the monks, who decided to build a palace to house the king in this room. You will be able to see different points of interest in this monastery such as the Courtyard of the Kings, the Basilica, which is considered a wonder of Renaissance architecture.

Other points of interest are the library. In its vault the seven liberal arts, Philosophy and Theology are represented. On the other hand you will find the Hall of Battlesand the Pantheon of Kings.Outside the monastery you can enjoy its gardensand the Herrería Forest, a place full of nature with neither more nor lessthan 497 hectares.

Visiting the Royal Palace of Aranjuez, once again, will leave you speechless.You can opt for both a guided tour and a digital audio guide which will offer you a PDF with other places of interest related to royalty. p>

This palace is the work of Philip II, replaced by the Palace of the Masters of Santiago. The palace has Italian and classical inspiration. In this great architectural work you can be persuaded by the Official Rooms, the Queen's Dressing Room, the Ballroom or the Gala Dining Room.

In addition, both our guides (if you take the guided tour) and the audio guide will make you speechless with its exotic spaces such as the Arab Cabinet, the Porcelain Cabinet or the Cabinet Chinesco which is covered with 200 paintings given to Queen Elizabeth II.

Outside the Palace you can delight in the gardens also ordered by Philip II, which have a great abundance of fountains. In front of the Palace you will come across the Parter Garden and an Island in the Island Garden. Also, in the Prince's Garden you will find the Real Casa del Labrador and the Falúas Museum, a collection of boats.

If you decide to go to the center of Madrid, you will find theRoyal Palace.This architectural work is the largest in Western Europe with more than 3,000 rooms. For approximately 2 hours you will be able to discover all the nooks and crannies of it thanks to our guided tour.

You will be able to see the room of King Charles III, the Throne Room, the Gaspatini Chamber where the king dressed, the Living Room of Columnswhere dances and functions were held, the Main Staircase where you will find the famous statue of Charles III. Our guides will also show you the Royal Kitchen which is of gigantic dimensions and theGala Dining Room.

Other rooms that you will visit are the Eastern Facade, where the rooms of Charles IV and Maria Luisa are located, theRoyal Chapel, the Hall of Halberdiers and theRoyal Armory ,which is the most important along with Vienna.

Finally, and to finish our visit, our guides will take you to the Campo del Moro Gardens where you can, if you wish, get lost in the immensity of passageways and flowers. And if what you want is to complete the visit of this beautiful palace, do so by visiting the Almudena Cathedral, you will only have to walk a fewa few meters to be able to place yourself in front of this cathedral.

Our guided tour of the Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral will leave you speechless, you better come early!

Once you have seen the Royal Palace, our guides will direct you to the Almudena Cathedral. In it you will begin to see the Chapter House and the Major Sacristy, both decorated with mosaics from the New and Old Testament. Our guides will also show you the museum where you can see portraits of the kings who promoted the cathedral and rooms dedicated to the patrons of the city, Santa María la Real de Almudena and San Isidro Labrador. In addition, you will also be able to observe and learn about the Codex of Juan Deácono.

On the other hand, our guides will also show you the dome of the cathedral from where you can see the entire city of Madrid. Once you have seen this wonderful dome, you will be able to access theSacramentwhich is made up of 3 spaces: the Sacristy, the altar and adoration. In addition, in the museum you can also see the special memory of Saint Pope John Paul II.

It should be noted that you can take the guided tour only to the Royal Palace, or to the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral.

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