The Trastámara, Habsburg, and Bourbon dynasties have all ruled Spain. With this ticket to the Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid, you’ll discover the history of these dynasties through an extraordinary collection.
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The Trastámara, Habsburg, and Bourbon dynasties have all ruled Spain. With this ticket to the Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid, you’ll discover the history of these dynasties through an extraordinary collection.
Located between the Royal Palace of Madrid and Almudena Cathedral, the Royal Collections Gallery is an extraordinary museum dedicated to the Spanish Crown.
With this ticket to the Royal Collections Gallery, you’ll be able to explore the museum’s permanent collection at your own pace. The route begins on floor -1, the Habsburg Floor. Here, you’ll discover a brief introduction to the Trastámara dynasty, the lineage of the Catholic Monarchs, and learn about the reigns leading up to Charles II.
The route through this floor continues with rooms dedicated to the monarchs of the House of Habsburg: Charles I, Philip II, Philip III, Philip IV, and Charles II. Floor -1 also houses archaeological remains belonging to the oldest section of Madrid’s Arab wall.
Highlights of this section include:
Meanwhile, on floor -2, the Bourbon Floor, you’ll find the exhibition dedicated to the kings and queens of the House of Bourbon: Philip V, Louis I, Ferdinand VI, Charles III, Charles IV, Ferdinand VII, Isabella II, Alfonso XII, and Alfonso XIII. In this section, you’ll see:
From the Royal Collections Gallery, you’ll also enjoy magnificent views of the Manzanares River and the Campo del Moro gardens, whose pathways are also worth exploring.
Your ticket includes admission to the temporary exhibitions at the Royal Collections Gallery. During your visit, you’ll be able to enjoy the following program:
When you make your reservation through Civitatis, you can only purchase general admission tickets.
However, reduced-price tickets are available for children ages 5 to 16, seniors over 65, and students up to age 25, and free admission is available for children under 5, unemployed individuals, people with disabilities, and members of large families. If you need to purchase these types of tickets, you must do so directly at the ticket offices of the Galería de las Colecciones Reales by presenting the appropriate supporting documentation.
Please note that the price of the general admission ticket is higher than the price at the ticket window, as it includes a processing fee ranging from 2.23EUR to 6EUR per person, which guarantees you a spot and eliminates the need to wait in line.
Below, you can check the opening hours of the Royal Collections Gallery throughout the year:
If, in addition to visiting the Gallery, you’d also like to explore the Royal Palace of Madrid, you can book the option that includes admission to both sites. In this case, you’ll visit the largest royal palace in Western Europe at your own pace, where highlights include the Main Staircase, Throne Room, Gasparini Room, Royal Chapel, Royal Pharmacy, and other rooms and chambers decorated according to the tastes of the different Spanish monarchs who lived in the palace, from Charles III to Alfonso XIII.
You can also choose to purchase a ticket directly for the Royal Palace of Madrid without visiting the Gallery if you have limited time.
Please note that the selected time slot applies to your visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid. Admission to the Royal Collections Gallery will remain valid for 7 days from the date of your visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid and can’t be used from Monday to Thursday between 6 pm and 8 pm.
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Royal Collections Gallery
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