Royal Palace

The Royal Palace of Madrid is located at Calle de Bailen, s/n, 28071 Madrid, the nearest metro station is Principe Rio ( Line 6 and Line 10 ). The Royal Palace was built on the site of the old Alcazar fortress, a former Moorish castle in 1764. The north and the south boundaries of the Central Gardens are marked by a row of statues, popularly known as the Gothic Kings. Between the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral is a new viewpoint, from which you can enjoy beautiful view of the Campo del Moro Gardens and the Casa de Campo. The Royal Palace is a Madrid No.1 attraction that offers artistic, architectural, decorative, and cultural insights into the history of Spain, it is Europe's largest palace that had been around for three centuries, making it well worth a visit.