The Palace of Madrid is worth visiting from the outside to the inside. ❤️ Outside: I just met the guard of honor, and I was very nice to ride the horse to the children to interact. The garden outside is also worth visiting. There are many so-called street artists dressed differently on the road: The typical architectural characteristics of the European royal family ➕ Gothic wind ➕ Chinese wind ～ Especially when you see Chinese elements in the two rooms, it is quite happy. It is worth visiting. Voice of the picture: I suddenly understand why Trump's residence is decorated in a magnificent style. ～ I really like it after reading it! But if it is not used well, it may be a bit cheesy if you use it too hard. 😝

It is a testimony to Spanish history and a fine artwork. As soon as I entered the palace, I was struck by its splendor. The architectural style of the palace blends Spanish tradition and Renaissance elements, and it is solemn and magnificent. The white marble walls and red roofs are interspersed with an elegant and noble atmosphere. Walking through the palace halls and corridors, enjoying beautiful murals and sculptures and gold and silverware. I feel the weight of history, the charm of art and the diversity of culture. I highly recommend everyone to visit here, I believe everyone will be impressed by its beauty and history. Tip: Photographs are not allowed after entering the exhibition hall. Only the history of it can be recorded with eyes.

Visited the Palace of Madrid early in the morning, amazing beauty! Unfortunately, no photos can be taken inside, I secretly took a few [sweat]. If you have the opportunity, it is worth visiting again, seriously and enjoy it again.

Overall, not bad. It can be regarded as a more luxurious palace in Europe. And buying tickets in advance does not have to queue up on the spot, leaving a lot of time. And the normal tour tickets we bought are gone. Trip.com coordinated a project for us to visit the underground kitchen. The amount is not increased, and the praise is given! Very satisfied. Although the weather was not very good when I went, the scenery was still ok.

It's fun, what you imagine the castle looks like, it can satisfy your imagination. Grand, crystal lamp, gold and silver, royal furniture, you can see it here. The mural is not bad.

The Palace of Madrid is a representative cultural relics of the Bourbon Dynasty. Its luxurious and spectacular degree is ranked third among many palaces in Europe, after the Palace of Versailles in Paris and the Palace of Schönbrunn in Vienna. The Palace of Madrid was built in 1738-1764. In December 1763, Carlos III moved into part of the completion of the new palace, where successive monarchs lived until Alfonso XI abandoned his throne in 1931. Today, the Palace of Madrid is open to the public as a museum, in addition to undertaking some state activities. Visitors can visit 50 of the 2,800 rooms of the palace according to the prescribed route. The palace is 180 meters long square, masonry structure, with a architectural style comparable to the Louvre, spectacular atmosphere; the interior decoration is Italian style, magnificent. The palace's numerous sculptures, murals and displays of gold and silverware, porcelain instruments, leather blankets and other royal supplies are beautiful and beautiful. On one side of the spacious atrium square, there is a viewing promenade, which gives you a panoramic view of the city of Madrid.