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4.5(7,891)
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Enrique
Jul 2025Verified booking
5/5
The truth that legend is a great pass, I recommend it 100×100, however the Santiago bernabeu I was quite disappointed because they direct you and practically force you to the photos that they do and tell you that it is part of the bernabeu tour being clear money and more money, now if you go to see the history of the beginning and club and others that is what I most focused on the phrases on the walls and trophies could cope and then see the field in works because the truth I did not like it.
Ajla
Jul 2025Verified booking
5/5
The stadium visit was great, you get in very quickly, no queues, everyone is so friendly and available to help. The museum fascinated us, everything is really nicely done and described. The time of the visit is also great because you see everything. The stadium is huge and beautiful, worth a visit! I recommend it to everyone!
Guillermo
May 2025Verified booking
5/5
I really value the experience we had with Headout as this was our first time we did a tour buying e tickets, normally in the past we went through paying in cash at the same place, I know this sounds weird and old fashioned but i didn't catch the bridge between paying in cash and now doing the same online...I'm 51 years old, soccer lover as most of LATAMs and trust me that our visit to Bernabeu was an unforgettable experience, totally recommended...but doing this with Headout was just a perfect experience...for sure we will take it again...hoping in a near future, actually...just a question...do you have any planned tours at South America ? will be glad to hear from you, best wishes !
- Experience the best of Madrid with this budget-friendly combo and visit both the Madrid Wax Museum and the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
- Skip the long queues at the wax museum and journey through Spain’s history as you immerse yourself in scenes from the past.
- Interact with lifelike figures of various stars from art and culture like Da Vinci and Queen Elizabeth I and Hollywood icons like George Clooney and many more.
- Revel in the glory of Real Madrid FC at their home stadium, Santiago Bernabeu, and learn all about their journey.
- Head over to the trophy room to admire the many trophies they have earned and watch as the stadium undergoes structural changes, on its way to becoming one of the best stadiums in the world.
- Experience the best of Madrid with this budget-friendly combo and visit both the Madrid Wax Museum and the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
- Skip the long queues at the wax museum and journey through Spain’s history as you immerse yourself in scenes from the past.
- Interact with lifelike figures of various stars from art and culture like Da Vinci and Queen Elizabeth I and Hollywood icons like George Clooney and many more.
- Revel in the glory of Real Madrid FC at their home stadium, Santiago Bernabeu, and learn all about their journey.
- Head over to the trophy room to admire the many trophies they have earned and watch as the stadium undergoes structural changes, on its way to becoming one of the best stadiums in the world.
Inclusions
Madrid Wax Museum
- Skip-the-line tickets to Wax Museum Madrid
Santiago Bernabeu
- Direct access to the Santiago Bernabéu
- Panoramic view of the stadium
- Entry into the Real Madrid C.F Museum and access to the trophy room
- Access to the official store
Madrid Wax Museum
- Tip: Keep an eye out for hidden details or surprises at the museum as some wax figures might have hidden props or accessories that add an extra element of fun and discovery to your visit.
- The museum is wheelchair accessible.
- Guide dogs are allowed.
- Luggage and large bags, pets, and smoking is not allowed.
Santiago Bernabeu
- Tip: If you feel the hunger pangs kick in, the stadium houses Puerta 57, a restaurant that offers you a variety of delicious culinary treats.
- Drones are strictly prohibited and guests who enter with drones will be denied entry at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium.
- This tour includes climbing staircases and escalators. It is therefore not recommended to bring luggage, pushchairs, strollers, wheelchairs, etc.
- Panoramic view will be unavailable from 5:30pm on 13th Sept.
- On match days, the tour is open until 5 hours before kick-off.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Ajla
Jul 2025Verified booking
The stadium visit was great, you get in very quickly, no queues, everyone is so friendly and available to help. The museum fascinated us, everything is really nicely done and described. The time of the visit is also great because you see everything. The stadium is huge and beautiful, worth a visit! I recommend it to everyone!
Ronald
Jun 2025Verified booking
Everything went very fast, we had no problems with the tickets, they downloaded on the app correctly and we enjoyed our experience, it was my husband's birthday present and he left very happy.
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Francesca
Jun 2025Verified booking
Las entradas en la APP funcionaron perfectamente. La visita al Museo y al Estadio son geniales, ya que realmente se vive con Máxima pasión la historia del club desde sus inicios hasta hoy. Si recomendaría que la tienda tuviera más variedad de merchandising, ya que está muy dirigida a vestuario, mientras que la del Barcelona tiene todo tipo de productos, deportivos y no deportivos, que se pueden llevar de recuerdo.
Larrose
Jun 2025Verified booking
great! We even managed to get in 15 minutes before the start time. Too bad some rooms weren't available because of construction work.
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YASIR
Jul 2025Verified booking
Every things is good and the tour was smooth and excellent
Giomar
Jul 2025Verified booking
The best!!! I loved being able to enter the seating area and imagine watching Madrid!
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Arturo
Jun 2025Verified booking
It is incomplete due to remodeling and we were not notified. If we had known we would not have visited and we did not buy tickets.
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Perov
Jun 2025Verified booking
Really enjoyed everything Cool atmosphere of the winners!!!!
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Jordan
Jun 2025Verified booking
very easy and fast process eith the app
Adolfina
Jun 2025Verified booking
A dream come true 😍🙏🏽, speechless
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M.L.A.
Jun 2025Verified booking
The tour of the stadium was super fun. And the museum full of cups was also very impressive.
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Iolanda
May 2025Verified booking
Clear information and the app is very easy to use.
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George
May 2025Verified booking
Loved everything 😍. Just amazing
Gerőcs
May 2025Verified booking
The highlight of my visit was the auditoria
BLANC
Aug 2025Verified booking
pre-booked tickets no audioguide in French... you have to go to the photo booth and wait in line for ugly, overpriced photos many areas under construction and not open to visitors
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Lionel
Aug 2025Verified booking
The very impressive organization of the visit and the beautiful muséum which enlightens all the success of this wonderful soccer club.
Çağan
Aug 2025Verified booking
i loved the atmosphere of the best club in the world. as a football fan I was really excited to see my idols club(Arda Güler). I wished it included the dressing rooms as well but over all, it was a 10/10 experience
GERARD
Aug 2025Verified booking
Very good visit, it's a shame the stadium is under construction 🚧, it just lacks more important signs to find your way around the stadium.
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Anja
Aug 2025Verified booking
Due to the construction work around and in the stadium, unfortunately not all areas could be seen (dressing rooms and press conference room) This was possible at Wembley Stadium and Liverpool at Anfield Road!!!
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v
Aug 2025Verified booking
the site is impressive and the tour coherent the only downside is the high price of admission, even without an audio guide a family ticket would be great, because for 3 people including a 15-year-old, 120€ a visit is quite a budget.
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Hoekstra
Aug 2025Verified booking
Were many things from past and present to see. Ronaldo deserved more . Also did not see any Dutchman by the way . And too bad we were not allowed visitors on field / dressing room .
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Wajdey
Aug 2025Verified booking
Walking throughout the stadium was great. Was given ample time going through each part of the tour and would love to visit when the construction is complete.
Nenot
Aug 2025Verified booking
I'm disappointed, I thought we were going to see the players' changing rooms and get closer to the pitch for such a price. I hope you'll offer it from now on, because I think it's the least you can do for a price like that.
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Emma
Jul 2025Verified booking
Visiting the stadium of the best club in the world is fantastic. I've been here before, but I'll be able to come back again and again. Thank you
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Enrique
Jul 2025Verified booking
The truth that legend is a great pass, I recommend it 100×100, however the Santiago bernabeu I was quite disappointed because they direct you and practically force you to the photos that they do and tell you that it is part of the bernabeu tour being clear money and more money, now if you go to see the history of the beginning and club and others that is what I most focused on the phrases on the walls and trophies could cope and then see the field in works because the truth I did not like it.
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4.5(8,239)
Combo (Save 5%): Liria Palace + Skip-the-Line Royal Palace of Madrid Tickets
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Andrea
Jul 2025Verified booking
5/5
I visited the Royal Palace on July 7 at 11:30 am. Those who had not purchased tickets online had to stand in a long line under a scorching summer sun with temperatures above 30°C.
I, on the other hand, entered directly by skipping the line!!!
Jussara
May 2025Verified booking
5/5
It was wonderful! You sent confirmations, notices that the event was approaching and I felt all the support. I have to confess that I was afraid after I bought with you because I then saw several complaints from users, but you showed that you provide an excellent service! Thank you so much
Renee
Jun 2025Verified booking
5/5
The Royal Palace was an amazing dwelling. There are so many different amazing rooms set up like they were when it was the royalty's home. We loved looking through them all.
The skip the line pass saved us hrs worth of waiting time. Would definitely recommend this option if you go.
Two icons, one short walk—palaces that defined Spanish prestige for centuries—just 15 minutes apart.
- Everything you get at Liria Palace: Go behind the velvet ropes on a 65-minute audio-guided tour through 14 richly decorated rooms in the Alba family’s private palace. Get up close with 200 masterpieces, wander the gardens, and experience Joana Vasconcelos’ temporary exhibition woven into this historic setting.
- Everything you get at the Royal Palace of Madrid: Skip the line and strut through royal halls where kings plotted and queens dazzled. Explore grand staircases, a throne room straight out of a movie, and over 3,000 rooms packed with royal sparkle—all with an audio guide in your ear spilling all the palace secrets.
- Why choose this combo: Because one palace is impressive, but two? Legendary. Go from royal thrones to aristocratic salons without booking separate tickets.
Two icons, one short walk—palaces that defined Spanish prestige for centuries—just 15 minutes apart.
- Everything you get at Liria Palace: Go behind the velvet ropes on a 65-minute audio-guided tour through 14 richly decorated rooms in the Alba family’s private palace. Get up close with 200 masterpieces, wander the gardens, and experience Joana Vasconcelos’ temporary exhibition woven into this historic setting.
- Everything you get at the Royal Palace of Madrid: Skip the line and strut through royal halls where kings plotted and queens dazzled. Explore grand staircases, a throne room straight out of a movie, and over 3,000 rooms packed with royal sparkle—all with an audio guide in your ear spilling all the palace secrets.
- Why choose this combo: Because one palace is impressive, but two? Legendary. Go from royal thrones to aristocratic salons without booking separate tickets.
Inclusions
Liria Palace
- Entry to Liria Palace
- Access to a temporary exhibition: Flamboyant by Joana Vasconcelos
- Digital audio guide in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese & Spanish
- Small group tour of 10 guests
Royal Palace of Madrid
- Skip-the-line entry to the Royal Palace of Madrid
Exclusions
Liria Palace
- Tour guide
Royal Palace of Madrid
- Access to the Royal Kitchen
- Access to the Royal Collection Gallery
- Tour guide or audio guide
Liria Palace
- Food & beverages, sharp metallic tools or objects, weapons, large travel bags, backpacks, suitcases, and umbrellas are not allowed on this experience.
- Note that you cannot touch restricted artworks and furniture, sit on chairs, on the palace floors, or obstruct the passage. Also, running around the rooms, smoking in patios, gardens, or indoor rooms is strictly not allowed.
- Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
- Photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.
- The ground and first floors are accessible. However, the gardens are not adapted for people with reduced mobility or wheelchairs.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- Children under 14 years must always be accompanied by an adult.
- You can visit the on-site store only if you have Liria Palace tickets.
- Joana Vasconcelos’ temporary exhibition is open till July 31, 2025.
- The tour follows a free circular route, allowing visitors to admire both Vasconcelos' works and the palace's art collection, along with its gardens.
- The digital audio guide can be downloaded at the start of the tour using a simple QR code. It features insights from Joana Vasconcelos herself.
- Available facilities: cloak room/storage space.
Royal Palace Madrid
- Food & beverages are not permitted on this experience.
- Photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.
- This experience is accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
- The ticket is only valid for the day you have chosen for your visit.
- Please keep in mind that your visits to certain sections of the palace may be timed.
- The palace may be closed on special occasions for the celebration of official acts.
- Entry is free between 5pm to 7pm (4pm to 6pm in winter) from Mon to Thu for citizens of the European Union, residents, and holders of a work permit. To avail, simply carry the required ID proof.
- Expect a wait time of up to 1 to 2 hours on busy days before your experience begins.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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winnie
Jul 2025Verified booking
huge palace , complete with stuff. explain very well. interconnecting rooms , designs were amazing, its woeth it to enter.
Andrea
Jul 2025Verified booking
I visited the Royal Palace on July 7 at 11:30 am. Those who had not purchased tickets online had to stand in a long line under a scorching summer sun with temperatures above 30°C. I, on the other hand, entered directly by skipping the line!!!
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HELEN
Jun 2025Verified booking
The place is charming, rich in detail. We went in quickly as we arrived 15 minutes before it opened.
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Joseph
Jun 2025Verified booking
I can't say headout enhanced my tour of the palace but it made entry convenient.
Joanne
Jun 2025Verified booking
Superb, a must do, queues not too long and wasn't too busy inside
Sandra
Jun 2025Verified booking
The ease and logic of the process. All correct
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Tania
May 2025Verified booking
Wonderful experience, incredible palace, architecture, royal objects. Everything was very well organized.
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HELDER
May 2025Verified booking
The interior of the Palace, shame I didn't visit the gardens
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Heidi
Aug 2025Verified booking
The skip-the-line part was great! Security checks still took ~10 minutes, but the advance ticket holder line was much shorter than those trying to buy same-day tickets. The armory was closed, which based on the recommended times per section, reduced our time there by 40%, but there wasn't a reduction in ticket price. It would have been nice to know this in advance so we could adjust our plans accordingly. I also read reviews about how beautiful the gardens were, but they weren't part of the ticket (because they are free), but also not accessable from the inside of the palace. It would have been an additional 20 minute walk to get to an entrance to the garden.
JUAN
Aug 2025Verified booking
You could enter at any time you wanted, the line for those who had tickets was very long and the line for those who did not have tickets was empty and they entered much faster than us. It didn't matter what time you were scheduled to visit because you had to get in line.
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Chang
Aug 2025Verified booking
It is wonderful day as no need to queue long time. The staff is nice and helpful as well. I would recommend my friends to visit if they travel in Madrid.
Ping
Jul 2025Verified booking
Tried to book tickets last minute, and only Headout had the time slot that worked for us before flying home. Also ticket price was reasonable comparing to the official website. All worked out perfectly.
Sidar
Jul 2025Verified booking
We were very thankful to add this visit to our experience, but with the hotline service we are disappointed because i have booked and paid 2 times in the time was possible only for one booking...
Eloisa
Jul 2025Verified booking
Competitively priced tickets, we saved money compared to the official website, and time saved by skipping the line!!! Highly recommended.
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Vladimír
Jul 2025Verified booking
It was a beautiful show, we felt great there. The whole tour was guided so that we didn't wander and we were taken through the whole palace one by one.
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Suzanne
Jul 2025Verified booking
The palace was incredibly opulent. Not crazy busy for a weekend. Excellent rococo architecture and design. Takes around an hour and a half to visit main rooms. Skip the line was a bit quicker than regular queue.
BORTOLTETTO
Jul 2025Verified booking
Wonderful visit, entry was very quick. We downloaded the guide who explained all the rooms in detail. We loved the palace
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Yelly
Jul 2025Verified booking
When it says tickets without queue it is supposed to be to avoid queuing. Well, they didn't make a queue of those who had bought tickets. I didn't like that at all.
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Ronie
Jul 2025Verified booking
The most beautiful rooms ever seen, with incredible details and lots to see. Drink water, because there's a lot of walking. It's worth it
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Attila
Jun 2025Verified booking
It's a beautiful place, however the signage to enter should be a lot more clearer, also the entrance goes extremely slow for pre purchase tickets
Renee
Jun 2025Verified booking
The Royal Palace was an amazing dwelling. There are so many different amazing rooms set up like they were when it was the royalty's home. We loved looking through them all. The skip the line pass saved us hrs worth of waiting time. Would definitely recommend this option if you go.
Marie-Eve
Jun 2025Verified booking
The tickets mention "skip the line" tickets. However, there is no such thing as skip the line at the Royal Palace. We had to wait in line for an hour before entering the palace. Please advertise the tickets correctly to avoid bad expectations from customers. Also, it would be more practical to have the tickets attached to the email instead of forcing customers to go into the app. At the venue, the tickets were not loading in the app and it took a couple tries to make them appear. So we lost time there, losing time for the person scanning tickets and people behind us. Also, I always share the tickets with my partner, in case one of use lose our phone or have internet issues, we are fine. I was not able to do that because I couldn't download the tickets from the app... I didn't like to use the app for these reasons.
Lara
Jun 2025Verified booking
It is offered as a ticket without queues and through another access, but the reality is that with tickets you have to queue just as you would without tickets.
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Giorgia
Jun 2025Verified booking
Great experience, stunning palace both inside and outside. With the skip-the-line ticket, we got in right away and avoided standing in the heat.
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PATRICK
Jun 2025Verified booking
The tickets were bought in advance, not in a queue, so we queued like people without tickets!
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4.5/5
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Naomi
Jul 2025Verified booking
4/5
I managed to sort the App and to access my tickets without any problem.
The Royal Palace Madrid is interesting- but overwhelming in it's opulence!
We arrived early and gave ourselves time to look briefly around the Palace (50 mins ish, after 10 mins in queue and 5 getting bag screen and picking up an audio guide) before the kitchen tour, which I enjoyed. Was also some cool shade on a hot day!
The Palace was getting very busy by the time we left and queues were long- we were pleased we'd been advised about that by other Headout users.
Carolien
Jul 2025Verified booking
5/5
What an amazing building! The outside alone is impressive, let alone the inside. We booked with an audio guide via our phone. This does require some preparation in the form of downloading the palace app and the tour, but otherwise worked perfectly. Informative with lots of pictures and videos and a clear walking route so you don't miss anything. Definitely recommended for young and independent people!
Tandice
Jul 2025Verified booking
5/5
The Best Hotel in the Perfect Location
I can’t recommend this hotel enough. The location is unbeatable, and the staff is extremely helpful and polite. I had my entire wedding party stay here and also hosted a farewell breakfast at the hotel — it was truly a 10/10 experience from start to finish. The service, the atmosphere, and the overall attention to detail exceeded all expectations. I wouldn’t stay anywhere else!
Breeze past 2-hour lines and explore the Throne Room, Hall of Mirrors, and more
- Everything you get: Enjoy skip-the-line admission to the Royal Palace of Madrid, exploring iconic rooms like the Throne Room, Banquet Hall, and Hall of Mirrors. Marvel at masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, and Caravaggio, stroll through lavish private apartments, and discover treasures in the Royal Armory. Wheelchair-accessible and flexible with free cancellation on select options.
- Why choose this: Everyone else is still outside melting. You? Already inside the Throne Room, soaking up velvet and gold! Get exclusive access to royal apartments, priceless art, and centuries of Spanish history, no waiting in line.
- Upgrades: Add access to the Royal Kitchen for a behind-the-scenes look at royal culinary traditions or an audio guide for added information
Breeze past 2-hour lines and explore the Throne Room, Hall of Mirrors, and more
- Everything you get: Enjoy skip-the-line admission to the Royal Palace of Madrid, exploring iconic rooms like the Throne Room, Banquet Hall, and Hall of Mirrors. Marvel at masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, and Caravaggio, stroll through lavish private apartments, and discover treasures in the Royal Armory. Wheelchair-accessible and flexible with free cancellation on select options.
- Why choose this: Everyone else is still outside melting. You? Already inside the Throne Room, soaking up velvet and gold! Get exclusive access to royal apartments, priceless art, and centuries of Spanish history, no waiting in line.
- Upgrades: Add access to the Royal Kitchen for a behind-the-scenes look at royal culinary traditions or an audio guide for added information
Inclusions
- Skip-the-line entry to Royal Palace of Madrid
- English guided tour
- Self-guided tour of Royal Palace halls (as per option selected)
- Skip-the-line access to Royal Kitchen (as per option selected)
- Digital audio guide in Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, Galician, Mandarin Chinese, Basque, Romanian, Hungarian, & Classic Chines (as per option selected)
Exclusions
- Food and drinks
- Luggage storage
- Photography and videography are strictly prohibited inside. Please keep your camera away, and make sure your mobile phone stays on silent.
- No food or drinks are allowed in the venue.
- The experience is fully accessible for wheelchairs, prams, and strollers.
- Your voucher is valid only for the date you choose to visit.
- Some sections of the palace may have timed entry slots, so plan ahead.
- The palace may close at short notice for official events.
- The audio guide app can be downloaded on iOS and Android, but you can only use it on the day of your visit.
- EU citizens, residents, and work permit holders get free entry from 5pm to 7pm (4pm to 6pm in winter) Monday to Thursday. Bring your ID to claim this.
- On busy days, wait times can stretch up to 1–2 hours. Arrive early for a smoother visit! To keep things smooth, we recommend downloading your voucher and accessing the audio guide in advance--mobile signal inside the palace can be patchy, and no one wants tech troubles in a royal hallway.
- Free entry is available for children under 5, ICOM/ICOMOS members, official tour guides, teachers, unemployed individuals (with proof), and people with disabilities (33%+), along with one essential companion if stated on their certificate.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Olga
Jul 2025Verified booking
It was perfect! Buying tickets online was no problem at all. The payment was quickly confirmed and the tickets were immediately sent to the specified e-mail address. And coming to the chosen time at the entrance indicated in the tickets (here you need to be careful, as there are several entrances to the palace, located on different streets), bypassing a huge queue, we went inside without problems.
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winnie
Jul 2025Verified booking
huge palace , complete with stuff. explain very well. interconnecting rooms , designs were amazing, its woeth it to enter.
Andrea
Jul 2025Verified booking
I visited the Royal Palace on July 7 at 11:30 am. Those who had not purchased tickets online had to stand in a long line under a scorching summer sun with temperatures above 30°C. I, on the other hand, entered directly by skipping the line!!!
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Naomi
Jul 2025Verified booking
I managed to sort the App and to access my tickets without any problem. The Royal Palace Madrid is interesting- but overwhelming in it's opulence! We arrived early and gave ourselves time to look briefly around the Palace (50 mins ish, after 10 mins in queue and 5 getting bag screen and picking up an audio guide) before the kitchen tour, which I enjoyed. Was also some cool shade on a hot day! The Palace was getting very busy by the time we left and queues were long- we were pleased we'd been advised about that by other Headout users.
Eunice
Jul 2025Verified booking
Our tour instructor was exceptional. She's highly knowledgeable and has a good sense of humour.
HELEN
Jun 2025Verified booking
The place is charming, rich in detail. We went in quickly as we arrived 15 minutes before it opened.
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Joseph
Jun 2025Verified booking
I can't say headout enhanced my tour of the palace but it made entry convenient.
Joanne
Jun 2025Verified booking
Superb, a must do, queues not too long and wasn't too busy inside
Lisa
Jun 2025Verified booking
Loved what we were able to see, the tour guide, the listening system, the pace, the length, EVERYTHING! Thank you
Tania
May 2025Verified booking
Wonderful experience, incredible palace, architecture, royal objects. Everything was very well organized.
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HELDER
May 2025Verified booking
The interior of the Palace, shame I didn't visit the gardens
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BLANC
Aug 2025Verified booking
no need to queue, and there were plenty of people! locker for backpacks armory closed without knowing why no water to cool down and water bottles in backpacks
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Heidi
Aug 2025Verified booking
The skip-the-line part was great! Security checks still took ~10 minutes, but the advance ticket holder line was much shorter than those trying to buy same-day tickets. The armory was closed, which based on the recommended times per section, reduced our time there by 40%, but there wasn't a reduction in ticket price. It would have been nice to know this in advance so we could adjust our plans accordingly. I also read reviews about how beautiful the gardens were, but they weren't part of the ticket (because they are free), but also not accessable from the inside of the palace. It would have been an additional 20 minute walk to get to an entrance to the garden.
Hans-Hermann
Aug 2025Verified booking
There was really no waiting time. We quickly got our bearings, bought an audio guide (€5) with an earphone and had all the information we needed and were able to move around on our own, independent of groups
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JUAN
Aug 2025Verified booking
You could enter at any time you wanted, the line for those who had tickets was very long and the line for those who did not have tickets was empty and they entered much faster than us. It didn't matter what time you were scheduled to visit because you had to get in line.
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Chang
Aug 2025Verified booking
It is wonderful day as no need to queue long time. The staff is nice and helpful as well. I would recommend my friends to visit if they travel in Madrid.
Dobos
Aug 2025Verified booking
I loved how the line was pretty short if you had a ticket, so I didn’t have to wait a lot. The palace itself truly amazed me, with all of its stories, its definitely an architectural gem. My personal favorite was a room full of gorgeous stukkos, forming flowers and leafs. Also the crowd was just right, it didn’t feel suffocating inside.
Anastasija
Aug 2025Verified booking
Great tour, lots of lovely things to see! The staff were helpful. Inside, each room was more breathtaking than the last. The Throne Room was unforgettable — velvet walls, golden lions, chandeliers the size of small cars. Every detail screamed power and elegance. You could almost imagine the rustle of silk dresses and the whispers of court intrigue from centuries ago.
Ping
Jul 2025Verified booking
Tried to book tickets last minute, and only Headout had the time slot that worked for us before flying home. Also ticket price was reasonable comparing to the official website. All worked out perfectly.
Loredana
Jul 2025Verified booking
Everything was perfect we had a very good and very knowledgeable guide who even though she spoke Spanish we understood each other very well and explained in detail I would recommend her to anyone
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Paul
Jul 2025Verified booking
The palace was great Our tour guide was too busy keeping the children entertained by asking questions and listening to the children that you might as well been at a school exercurssion. Might as well just went in by ourselves and paid for ab audio. Was waste of money
Sidar
Jul 2025Verified booking
We were very thankful to add this visit to our experience, but with the hotline service we are disappointed because i have booked and paid 2 times in the time was possible only for one booking...
Peter
Jul 2025Verified booking
Sergio gave us one of the best tours we have ever done in Madrid. He was full of information that educated and entertained. The Royal Palace has to be seen to be believed .. so beautiful. Would recommend without hesitation!
Eloisa
Jul 2025Verified booking
Competitively priced tickets, we saved money compared to the official website, and time saved by skipping the line!!! Highly recommended.
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Vladimír
Jul 2025Verified booking
It was a beautiful show, we felt great there. The whole tour was guided so that we didn't wander and we were taken through the whole palace one by one.
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4.5(7,830)
Combo (Save 5%): Santiago Bernabéu Stadium + Legends - The Home of Football Entry Tickets
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Enrique
Jul 2025Verified booking
5/5
The truth that legend is a great pass, I recommend it 100×100, however the Santiago bernabeu I was quite disappointed because they direct you and practically force you to the photos that they do and tell you that it is part of the bernabeu tour being clear money and more money, now if you go to see the history of the beginning and club and others that is what I most focused on the phrases on the walls and trophies could cope and then see the field in works because the truth I did not like it.
Ajla
Jul 2025Verified booking
5/5
The stadium visit was great, you get in very quickly, no queues, everyone is so friendly and available to help. The museum fascinated us, everything is really nicely done and described. The time of the visit is also great because you see everything. The stadium is huge and beautiful, worth a visit! I recommend it to everyone!
Guillermo
May 2025Verified booking
5/5
I really value the experience we had with Headout as this was our first time we did a tour buying e tickets, normally in the past we went through paying in cash at the same place, I know this sounds weird and old fashioned but i didn't catch the bridge between paying in cash and now doing the same online...I'm 51 years old, soccer lover as most of LATAMs and trust me that our visit to Bernabeu was an unforgettable experience, totally recommended...but doing this with Headout was just a perfect experience...for sure we will take it again...hoping in a near future, actually...just a question...do you have any planned tours at South America ? will be glad to hear from you, best wishes !
From locker rooms to trophies, discover both sides of Madrid’s football story.
- Everything you get at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium: Entry to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and the Real Madrid Museum, access to all key areas such as the stands, locker room, players’ tunnel, the museum exhibits, and the official merchandise store.
- Everything you get at Legends - The Home of Football: Access to key highlights like Metaverse Land, Cinema 4D, the Intercontinental Cup, Hall of Fame, Legends Space, and more.
- Why choose this: The most complete football experience in Madrid, combining tradition, innovation, and pure fan joy.
From locker rooms to trophies, discover both sides of Madrid’s football story.
- Everything you get at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium: Entry to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and the Real Madrid Museum, access to all key areas such as the stands, locker room, players’ tunnel, the museum exhibits, and the official merchandise store.
- Everything you get at Legends - The Home of Football: Access to key highlights like Metaverse Land, Cinema 4D, the Intercontinental Cup, Hall of Fame, Legends Space, and more.
- Why choose this: The most complete football experience in Madrid, combining tradition, innovation, and pure fan joy.
Inclusions
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
- Timed entry to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
- Entry to the Real Madrid Museum
Legends - The Home of Football
- Entry to the Legends Museum
- Access to the game area
- Access to the rooftop restaurant
- Multilingual audio guide in English, Dutch, Korean, Polish, Danish, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Portuguese
What to bring
- Wear a pair of comfortable shoes as covering the stadium and museum involves a fair bit of walking and climbing stairs.
- Don’t forget to bring your phone fully charged or a camera if you want to capture pictures at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and the Legends Museum.
What’s not allowed
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
- Pets are not allowed at the stadium or the museum.
- Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the stadium or the museum.
- Carrying large suitcases is prohibited, as there is no facility to store them during your tour.
- Entering the museum under the influence of any substance is prohibited.
- Smoking, drinking, carrying drones, selfie sticks, and tripods is prohibited.
Legends - The Home of Football
- Pets are not allowed at the museum.
- The use of selfie stick, tripods, and drones is prohibited at the museum.
- Touching the exhibits at the museum is prohibited.
Accessibility
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
- The stadium and museum are wheelchair accessible. However, the last floor of the stadium isn't accessible by elevator and is not accessible for wheelchair users.
- Keep in mind that the tour route includes numerous flights of stairs.
- Certified guide dogs are welcome at the stadium and museum, subject to presenting the official documentation.
Legends - The Home of Football
- The museum is wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
- Your timed entry tickets are only valid for the time and day you’ve chosen while making your booking. Do make sure to arrive within your chosen time slot.
- Visits to the locker rooms and benches are currently closed due to the renovation work at the stadium.
- The tour route may change due to the renovations and any events at the stadium. You’ll be informed of this change at the entrance, the ticket counter, or on the Real Madrid website.
- On match days, you can access the museum and panoramic view of the stadium up to 5.5 hours before kickoff.
- Children under the age of 5 can enter for free and must be accompanied by an adult.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Ajla
Jul 2025Verified booking
The stadium visit was great, you get in very quickly, no queues, everyone is so friendly and available to help. The museum fascinated us, everything is really nicely done and described. The time of the visit is also great because you see everything. The stadium is huge and beautiful, worth a visit! I recommend it to everyone!
Ronald
Jun 2025Verified booking
Everything went very fast, we had no problems with the tickets, they downloaded on the app correctly and we enjoyed our experience, it was my husband's birthday present and he left very happy.
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Francesca
Jun 2025Verified booking
Las entradas en la APP funcionaron perfectamente. La visita al Museo y al Estadio son geniales, ya que realmente se vive con Máxima pasión la historia del club desde sus inicios hasta hoy. Si recomendaría que la tienda tuviera más variedad de merchandising, ya que está muy dirigida a vestuario, mientras que la del Barcelona tiene todo tipo de productos, deportivos y no deportivos, que se pueden llevar de recuerdo.
Larrose
Jun 2025Verified booking
great! We even managed to get in 15 minutes before the start time. Too bad some rooms weren't available because of construction work.
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YASIR
Jul 2025Verified booking
Every things is good and the tour was smooth and excellent
Giomar
Jul 2025Verified booking
The best!!! I loved being able to enter the seating area and imagine watching Madrid!
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Arturo
Jun 2025Verified booking
It is incomplete due to remodeling and we were not notified. If we had known we would not have visited and we did not buy tickets.
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Perov
Jun 2025Verified booking
Really enjoyed everything Cool atmosphere of the winners!!!!
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Jordan
Jun 2025Verified booking
very easy and fast process eith the app
Adolfina
Jun 2025Verified booking
A dream come true 😍🙏🏽, speechless
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M.L.A.
Jun 2025Verified booking
The tour of the stadium was super fun. And the museum full of cups was also very impressive.
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Iolanda
May 2025Verified booking
Clear information and the app is very easy to use.
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George
May 2025Verified booking
Loved everything 😍. Just amazing
Gerőcs
May 2025Verified booking
The highlight of my visit was the auditoria
BLANC
Aug 2025Verified booking
pre-booked tickets no audioguide in French... you have to go to the photo booth and wait in line for ugly, overpriced photos many areas under construction and not open to visitors
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Lionel
Aug 2025Verified booking
The very impressive organization of the visit and the beautiful muséum which enlightens all the success of this wonderful soccer club.
Çağan
Aug 2025Verified booking
i loved the atmosphere of the best club in the world. as a football fan I was really excited to see my idols club(Arda Güler). I wished it included the dressing rooms as well but over all, it was a 10/10 experience
GERARD
Aug 2025Verified booking
Very good visit, it's a shame the stadium is under construction 🚧, it just lacks more important signs to find your way around the stadium.
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Anja
Aug 2025Verified booking
Due to the construction work around and in the stadium, unfortunately not all areas could be seen (dressing rooms and press conference room) This was possible at Wembley Stadium and Liverpool at Anfield Road!!!
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v
Aug 2025Verified booking
the site is impressive and the tour coherent the only downside is the high price of admission, even without an audio guide a family ticket would be great, because for 3 people including a 15-year-old, 120€ a visit is quite a budget.
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Hoekstra
Aug 2025Verified booking
Were many things from past and present to see. Ronaldo deserved more . Also did not see any Dutchman by the way . And too bad we were not allowed visitors on field / dressing room .
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Wajdey
Aug 2025Verified booking
Walking throughout the stadium was great. Was given ample time going through each part of the tour and would love to visit when the construction is complete.
Nenot
Aug 2025Verified booking
I'm disappointed, I thought we were going to see the players' changing rooms and get closer to the pitch for such a price. I hope you'll offer it from now on, because I think it's the least you can do for a price like that.
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Emma
Jul 2025Verified booking
Visiting the stadium of the best club in the world is fantastic. I've been here before, but I'll be able to come back again and again. Thank you
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Enrique
Jul 2025Verified booking
The truth that legend is a great pass, I recommend it 100×100, however the Santiago bernabeu I was quite disappointed because they direct you and practically force you to the photos that they do and tell you that it is part of the bernabeu tour being clear money and more money, now if you go to see the history of the beginning and club and others that is what I most focused on the phrases on the walls and trophies could cope and then see the field in works because the truth I did not like it.
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Francesca
Aug 2025Verified booking
5/5
The exhibition is very interesting; in addition to the various works, I really enjoyed the photographs documenting the history, from the war to the struggles of the union and Spanish culture in general.
At the entrance, I went straight through, with the digital ticket.
The structure of the museum is also very nice.
Carnevale
Jun 2025Verified booking
5/5
I did not queue to enter, I liked the layout of the works and the quality, after three hours of conscientious interpretation I ended the visit feeling that I only saw a small part of them...I left very moved and excited by what the works transmit.
Andréa
May 2025Verified booking
4/5
Getting in and having special access was fundamental to enjoying the tour and avoiding the long queues at the door. Avoiding the long queues was the highlight of choosing to buy the tickets through the APP, the ease of purchase, the quick turnaround and the communications too.
Just one observation: the tour is long and it's practically impossible to do it all in one day. Another important point of this ticket is the possibility of visiting any day within a year and on any day of the week and at any time. However, this is good for those who can be in Madrid for more days and organize their schedule. That's fantastic!
- With tickets to the Reina Sofia Museum, explore the greatest collections of 20th-century Spanish artists, Picasso, Dalí, and Miró!
- Uncover everything from abstract art and cubism to surrealism and modernism as you waltz around permanent and temporary artworks.
- Let thought-provoking exhibitions like Apparatus 92 and Avant-garde Territories reshape your understanding of colonialism and modernism.
- Add art history to your cart with an official audio guide. Decipher the horrors of war in Picasso's work or the power of a muse in Dalí's life.
- Avid art aficionados can upgrade to the Paseo del Arte Pass to access all 3 must-see museums of Madrid – Prado, Reina Sofia, and Thyssen-Bornemisza.
- With tickets to the Reina Sofia Museum, explore the greatest collections of 20th-century Spanish artists, Picasso, Dalí, and Miró!
- Uncover everything from abstract art and cubism to surrealism and modernism as you waltz around permanent and temporary artworks.
- Let thought-provoking exhibitions like Apparatus 92 and Avant-garde Territories reshape your understanding of colonialism and modernism.
- Add art history to your cart with an official audio guide. Decipher the horrors of war in Picasso's work or the power of a muse in Dalí's life.
- Avid art aficionados can upgrade to the Paseo del Arte Pass to access all 3 must-see museums of Madrid – Prado, Reina Sofia, and Thyssen-Bornemisza.
Inclusions
- Entry to Reina Sofia Museum
- Official audio guide in Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Korean & Chinese (as per option selected)
- Entry to Prado & Thyssen-Bornemisza Museums with the Paseo del Arte Pass (as per option selected)
Exclusions
- Guided tour
- Tip: Begin your visit with Picasso's masterpiece, Guernica. It's an iconic and powerful plea for pacifism and sets the tone for your museum experience.
- This venue is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Flash photography, tripods, and selfie sticks are not allowed in the museum. No photos or videos are allowed in area 206 (Guernica).
- Large bags or luggage measuring more than 30 x 30cm are not allowed in the museum.
- Food and drinks are not allowed inside the museum, as there are already several dining options available along with specific areas for their consumption. Carrying water is duly justified in the case of pregnant women, guests with special needs, and anyone who may be sick.
- Guests entering with small backpacks must wear them in the front to avoid disturbing other visitors and to ensure they do not brush against the artworks.
- Visitors under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Anyone between the age of 14 and 18 who wishes to visit the museum without an adult must show their national ID document.
- There is free entry for guests with a valid ID under the age of 18 years, over the age of 65 years, and for students under 25 years.
- Entry is free for guests from certain categories, full list here
- The Reina Sofía Museum is closed on January 1 and 6, May 1 and 15, November 9, and December 24, 25 and 31.
- These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, they are valid for an extended period of time.
- These tickets are valid for an extended duration. The exact details will be present on the ticket.
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Berto
May 2025Verified booking
Professionalism and friendliness of the museum staff. Beautiful experience because it allows you to see masterpieces
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Olivier
May 2025Verified booking
Two extraordinary museums The diversity and homogeneity of the Thyssen still captivate me
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Sonia
Aug 2025Verified booking
It was a very good experience, no long lines, the entrance was direct upon arrival, the atmosphere very quiet and pleasant.
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Francesca
Aug 2025Verified booking
The exhibition is very interesting; in addition to the various works, I really enjoyed the photographs documenting the history, from the war to the struggles of the union and Spanish culture in general. At the entrance, I went straight through, with the digital ticket. The structure of the museum is also very nice.
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Miranda
Aug 2025Verified booking
Very easy to book tickets. Saved money and time. No queuing. The app was easy to access. The three art museums were incredible. Plan a lot of time to see the exhibitions. The museums are huge! Fantastic
Francisco
Jul 2025Verified booking
Claire was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and friendly. She gave us an in-depth understanding of the artwork, and made our visit enjoyable and worthwhile.
Elizabeth
Jun 2025Verified booking
I had to stand in line for the ticket which was fine, but I did not have e the audio guide and the museum told me the ticket did not include audio.
Carnevale
Jun 2025Verified booking
I did not queue to enter, I liked the layout of the works and the quality, after three hours of conscientious interpretation I ended the visit feeling that I only saw a small part of them...I left very moved and excited by what the works transmit.
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FORESTIER-MOULIN
Jun 2025Verified booking
As with the Prado museum, the audio guide lacks a preamble to help visitors understand how it works. You lose a lot of time at the outset...
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ARIANNA
Jun 2025Verified booking
The exhibits were clearly arranged , the works are "read" properly thanks to the audio guide but also thanks to the descriptions hanging on the wall...then at the end you meet the Guernica...magic of magic
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Cristina
Jun 2025Verified booking
Absolutely dissatisfied. At the time of purchase, I was not instructed to download an application. I feel that the service should work outside of the application as well
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Gianfranco
Jun 2025Verified booking
I was not sent the email with the reservation needed to receive the audio guide. The email was correct because I got the advertising messages
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JOSUE
Aug 2025Verified booking
I didn't have a guide, because it was an audio guide but everything was very easy and intuitive.
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dirigente
Aug 2025Verified booking
I avoided museum queues and at no additional cost to the ticket price
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Sarah
Jul 2025Verified booking
I found no queues, everything organized well.
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Kristina
Jul 2025Verified booking
Museo del Prado has amazing art, we stayed there for 6 hours and ii wasnt enough. Reina Sofia Amazing modern art.
Sebastien
Jul 2025Verified booking
What a delight, everything was perfect and the exhibitions are incredible.
Joan
Jun 2025Verified booking
Very nice, not too crowded, you could see everything very well.
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Ayala
Jun 2025Verified booking
Nothing special since we didn't sleep the ticket line
M
Jun 2025Verified booking
Conveniently available! Easy access no lines
HISAYUKI
Jun 2025Verified booking
Because I wanted to see Picasso's greatest work.
Óscar
Jun 2025Verified booking
I had direct access to the three museums without waiting and without any problem.
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Zachary
Jun 2025Verified booking
Great and easy to use audioguide
WangDi
Jun 2025Verified booking
It's very convenient to have purchased advanced ticket from you. The Surrealism section is the best for us.
Nellie
Jun 2025Verified booking
Make sure your audio work all the time. Sometimes it had trouble loading.
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1. Santiago Bernabeu
Sports Venue | Must See
Go on a Santiago Bernabeu tour the next time you want to watch plenty of football and experience the energy firsthand. The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, home to Real Madrid FC, one of the best football teams in history, has hosted matches with players like Zidane, Ronaldo, Benzema, Ramos, and many others.
Why Visit: Enjoy a special audio-visual presentation, learn about the stadium's history firsthand, and see what an updated Santiago Bernabeu Stadium would look like in the twenty-first century.
Tip: To feel the electrifying atmosphere, attending a live game at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium is by far the best time to visit.
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Why Visit: The attraction has become more well-known over time, hosting more than 35,000 visitors each day, and it ought to be on your list of things to do in Madrid.
Tip: Throughout your stay, be sure to have your ticket on you at all times. You could be requested to show it at any time, and if you don't, you'll be asked to leave the building.
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Amusement Park
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Amusement Park | Family-friendly
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Gallery
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Why Visit: The collection primarily includes works from the 20th century to the 1980s. Although there are a few works by other artists, the majority of the collection is exclusively from the peninsula.
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Museum
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Museum
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from €13
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Location: C. San Buenaventura, 1, 28005 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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15. Plaza de Toros Las Ventas
Entertainment | Architecture
The Plaza de Toros Las Ventas, one of Spain's most evocative venues, has played host to events ranging from motocross races to Beatles concerts over the course of its eight-decade existence. But the stadium was created and is most known for hosting bullfighting. Supporters of the event refer to it as Spain's "Bullfighting Cathedral."
Why Visit: With a little over 23,000 seats, the coliseum-like stadium is one of the largest bullrings in the world and the largest in Spain. During the season, bullfights frequently take place here.
Tip: The intriguing Bullfighting Museum, which is devoted to the history and culture of bullfighting, is located behind the arena in the "Patio de Caballos."
Location: C. de Alcalá, 237, 28028 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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16. Parque del Buen Retiro
City Landmark | Leisure
The 17th-century villa and garden bear the name of Stefano Bardini (1836–1922), a 19th-century antiquarian art collector who acquired it in 1913 and restored its attractive medieval garden. It has artificial grottoes, an orangery, marble statues, fountains, and other characteristics of a classic Tuscan garden.
Why Visit: Several notable structures can be found on the grounds, including The Fallen Angel, the only publicly commissioned figure of Lucifer in the entire globe, and Monument to Alfonso XII, a massive colonnade facing a central lake.
Tip: True to its name, which translates to "retirement" or "rest," many Madrilenos spend the day here lounging on the grass or enjoying an outdoor café, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Location: Plaza de la Independencia, 7, 28001 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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17. Templo de Debod
Historic | Architecture
There aren't many people who would ever think to look in the middle of Madrid for a 2200-year-old Egyptian temple. Although its origins may be traced back to the ancient city of Mero on the east bank of the Nile in the 2nd century BCE, the Templo de Debod is not at all a Vegas-style copy of an Egyptian structure.
Why Visit: There are several rooms in the temple, including the Vestibulo de Augusto (Augustus Vestibule), Capilla de Adijalamani (Adijalamani Chapel), and Vestibulo de Naos (Naos Vestibule).
Tip: Come here from the adjacent Plaza de Espana at dusk for an especially striking view of this structure as the incandescent temple walls are reflected in the adjoining pools.
Location: C. de Ferraz, 1, 28008 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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18. Museo Lázaro Galdiano
Museum | Architecture
Don José Lázaro Galdiano, a prosperous businessman and ardent supporter of the arts, owned this imposing early 20th-century Italianate stone palace that was discreetly set back from the street. With hundreds of objects from all over the world on display, the bottom level primarily illustrates the social environment in which Galdiano lived.
Why Visit: A fifth of Galdiano's astounding private collection, which he left to the city as part of his will after his death, consists of 13,000 works of art and decorative objects.
Tip: Excellent English and Spanish labeling can be found throughout the museum, and it is supported by images of each chamber as it existed during Galdiano's peak.
Location: C. de Serrano, 122, 28006 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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19. Plaza Mayor
Architecture | City Landmark
One of the prettiest open spaces in Spain, Madrid's big central square is a rare but enormous opening amid the densely populated streets of downtown Madrid, a winning combination of imposing architecture, picaresque historical tales, glamorous shopping outlets, and active street life.
Why Visit: The 237 wrought-iron balconies, 237 consistently ochre-colored apartments, and the beautiful murals of the Real Casa de la Panadera from the 17th century all contribute to the plaza's majesty.
Tip: Plaza Mayor has the city's major tourist information center, a Christmas market in December, and arches leading to laneways leading into the labyrinth in addition to being aesthetically pleasing in and of itself and serving as a focal point for so many Madrid days.
Location: Pl. Mayor, 28012 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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20. Gran Via
City Landmark
It's difficult to picture Madrid without the majestic avenue, Gran Via, which rises through the heart of the city from Plaza de Espaa before descending to Calle de Alcalá. However, it was only built in 1910 after being bulldozed through a maze of ancient alleyways.
Why Visit: Gran Via, the lifeblood of Madrid, is home to roughly twice as many companies as residences; over 13,000 people work along the street, and up to 60,000 vehicles pass through each day.
Tip: Make sure to visit this place at least once when in Madrid as it has every urban luxury and necessity available to the tourists as you may want.
Location: C/ Gran Vía, 28014 Madrid, Spain Find on map
21. Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
City Landmark | Museum
Madrid's "other" art gallery, the Real Academia de Bellas Artes, has played a crucial role in the city's cultural community for centuries. It has developed local talent as the royal fine arts academy, matching the royal propensity for luring the greatest contemporary international artists into their domain.
Why Visit: The list of former alumni reads like a who's who of Spanish artists, and the academy's current collection is richly diverse.
Tip: This gallery would be a top destination in any other city, but in Madrid, it frequently gets overlooked in favor of the Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza, or Reina Sofa. The museum is a must-visit.
Location: C. de Alcalá, 13, 28014 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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22. Plaza de Oriente
City Square
A royal palace that once aspired to be the Spanish Versailles, upscale cafes guarded by flats that cost the equivalent of a royal salary, and the Teatro Real, Madrid's opera theatre and one of Spain's temples to high culture, make up this charming square, one of central Madrid's most attractive.
Why Visit: A statue of Felipe IV riding a horse stands in the middle of the square that the palace overlooks. It was created by Velázquez and is the ideal location to take it all in with breathtaking views everywhere you turn.
Tip: This is one of the best places in Madrid to visit if you want to take in the city’s vibe as it does not get overwhelmingly busy yet it is lively all around the year.
Location: 28013 Madrid, Spain Find on map
23. Ermita de San Antonio de la Florida
Museum
One of Madrid's most startling mysteries is its restored Ermita de San Antonio de la Florida's frescoed ceilings. The miracle of St. Anthony, who is pleading with a young man to ascend from the tomb and exonerate his father, who was wrongfully convicted of killing him, is depicted in the frescoes on the dome. They are surrounded by a typical Madrid mob.
Why Visit: One of the rare locations to view Goya's artwork in its original context is southern of the two little chapels, which the artist painted in 1798 at Carlos IV's request. Simply put, it's breathtaking.
Tip: The guided tour of the museum only takes place if there are enough people for the tour, so try to visit during midday on the weekends.
Location: GTA. San Antonio de la Florida, 5, 28008 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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24. El Rastro de Madrid
Market
A Madrid tradition is spending a Sunday morning at the largest flea market in Europe, El Rastro. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the busy Sunday flea market was predominately a meat market. It's the spot to be on Sunday mornings because all of Madrid is here looking for a deal.
Why Visit: You might easily spend the whole morning making your way through the labyrinth of streets and down the hill. The major items include cheap clothing, luggage, vintage flamenco albums, and vintage photographs of Madrid.
Tip: With a concentration of shops in Nuevas Galeras and Galeras Piquer, antiques are another important lure. The majority of the stores are open from 10 am to 2 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm, Monday through Saturday.
Location: Pl. de Cascorro, 13, 28005 Madrid, Spain Find on map
25. Palacio de Cristal
Sightseeing
The Palacio de Cristal is tucked away among the woods south of the lake in Parque del Buen Retiro. It is the most exquisite architectural landmark in El Retiro and was constructed in 1887. It is a superb metal and glass building. There have occasionally been art and picture exhibits staged here.
Why Visit: If you want to treat yourself to a visual beauty without having to contend with a lot of crowds, Palacio de Cristal is the place to be.
Tip: Keep your cameras ready when you are visiting this site as the natural light makes the structure appear quite enigmatic.
Location: P.º de Cuba, 4, 28009 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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26. Barrio de las Letras
Neighborhood
Because of the writers who resided here during Spain's golden age of the 16th and 17th centuries, the region that spreads out down the hill east of Plaza de Santa Ana is known as the Barrio de las Letras. The author of Don Quijote, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, spent most of his adult life in Madrid and was born and passed away at Calle de Cervantes 2.
Why Visit: The convent, which still houses nuns who live in seclusion, is closed to the general public; forensic archaeologists finally discovered Cervantes' remains in 2015. On the anniversary of his passing, which falls on April 23, a memorial Mass is celebrated for him here every year.
Tip: This neighborhood is one of the most important places to visit when you are in Madrid, so set a day aside for Barrio de las Letras.
Location: Madrid, Spain Find on map
27. Plaza de la Cibeles
Sightseeing | Leisure
The Plaza de la Cibeles brings to mind the splendor of imperial Madrid the most out of all the large roundabouts that line the Paseo del Prado. One of Madrid's most attractive fountains is the magnificent Cybele fountain in the plaza's middle. The fountain has been a favorite in Madrid since Ventura Rodriguez built it in 1780.
Why Visit: The magnificent Palacio de Comunicaciones is the crowning achievement. The national Banco de Espaa, the Palacio Buenavista, and the Palacio de Linares are a few further iconic structures that surround the plaza.
Tip: From Plaza de la Cibeles, you can see the Puerta de Alcalá to the east and, even better, the Edificio Metrópolis to the west.
Location: Madrid, Spain Find on map
28. Matadero Madrid
Leisure
South of the center, in a magnificent multipurpose building, is this contemporary arts center. The Matadero Madrid, which spans 148,300 square meters and is housed in the renovated structures of the former Arganzuela livestock market and slaughterhouse, presents cutting-edge theater, musical, and dance acts as well as exhibitions on architecture, fashion, literature, and film.
Why Visit: It's a vibrant environment that offers a non-touristy alternative to Madrid sightseeing. It also provides a fantastic opportunity to see the newest avant-garde theater or exhibitions.
Tip: Make inquiries beforehand and head to the venue to watch a show if you can because the real Matadero experience can only be had while watching a show.
Location: Pl. de Legazpi, 8, 28045 Madrid, Spain Find on map
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29. Plaza de la Puerta del Sol
City Square
Spain's geographic center is a charming, crowded hemisphere of ornate facades. Above all, it is a crossroads since everyone here is always traveling elsewhere by bus, metro, or foot. Even though it's difficult to imagine now, the Puerta del Sol served as the eastern entrance to Madrid at one point.
Why Visit: This is one of the best places in Madrid to visit especially during celebrations as locals and tourists alike gather here to celebrate almost all occasions.
Tip: It is quite difficult to not visit this square if you are using any kind of public transport as several metro lines and bus lines intersect at this square.
Location: Madrid, Spain Find on map
30. Museo de Historia de Madrid
Architecture | Gallery
Pedro de Ribera constructed the magnificent and renovated baroque entrance to the superb Museo de Historia, previously the Museo Municipal, in 1721. Behind this façade, the collection is dominated by artwork and other artifacts that depict the development of Madrid historically.
Why Visit: Highlights include Goya's Allegory of the City of Madrid, caricatures of Napoleon and the French occupation of Madrid in the early 19th century, and a large-scale model of Madrid in 1830.
Tip: If you are a history aficionado, this is one of the best places to be in Madrid as the crowd is usually low here and the collection is no less iconic.
Location: Calle de Fuencarral, 78, 28004 Madrid, Spain Find on map
Know moreFrequently Asked Questions about The Best Places to Visit in Madrid
What are the best places to visit in Madrid?
The best places to visit in Madrid are the Royal Palace of Madrid, Liria Palace, Wanda Metropolitano, and Prado Museum.
Where can I buy tickets to visit the best places in Madrid?
You can purchase tickets to visit the best places in Madrid online. You can also get tickets from the box offices of the attractions, but in that case, you run the risk of missing out on the popular attractions that get booked out in advance.
What are the best places to visit in Madrid with kids?
The best places to visit in Madrid with kids are Zoo Aquarium de Madrid, Parque Warner, and Prado Museum.
What are the best places to visit in Madrid for architecture?
The best places to visit in Madrid for architecture are the Prado Museum, Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, and the Royal Palace of Madrid.
What are the best places to visit in Madrid to unwind and relax?
The best places to visit in Madrid to unwind and relax are Plaza de la Puerta del Sol, Parque del Buen Retiro, and Plaza Mayor.
What are the best places in Madrid to eat?
The best places in Madrid to eat are Carretera de Canillas, Calle de Colón, and Plaza Mayor.
What are the best places in Madrid to stay?
The best places in Madrid to stay are Centro, La Latina, Lavapiés, Huertas, Malasaña, Chueca, Argüelles, and Moncloa.
What is Madrid known for?
Madrid is known for its cultural diversity, heritage architecture, and abundance of tourist attractions.
What are the top attractions in Madrid?
The top attractions in Madrid are the Royal Palace of Madrid, Liria Palace, Wanda Metropolitano, and Prado Museum.
Is it expensive in Madrid?
No, Madrid is not expensive. The average daily cost of visiting Madrid is US$100 for one person. For two people, the weekly cost can be US$1500.
What should you not miss while visiting Madrid?
When visiting Madrid, you shouldn’t miss a laidback evening in the Plaza Mayor, getting a view of the city from Plaza de Oriente, and a visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid.