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Explore Spain's finest private art collection at your own pace.
Explore Spain's finest private art collection at your own pace.
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Official Spanish-language tour for stories you won't find in books.
Official Spanish-language tour for stories you won't find in books.
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See Madrid at your pace: Palace entry plus unlimited city bus routes.
See Madrid at your pace: Palace entry plus unlimited city bus routes.
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Liria Palace
Madrid Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Tour
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Madrid Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Tour
Liria Palace
Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
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Visit Madrid's two power centers: The king's palace and the duke's mansion.
Visit Madrid's two power centers: The king's palace and the duke's mansion.
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Liria Palace
Royal Palace of Madrid
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Liria Palace
Liria Palace
Royal Palace Madrid
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Your key to the best art experiences in Madrid.
Your key to the best art experiences in Madrid.
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Liria Palace
Royal Collections Gallery
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Liria Palace
Liria Palace
Royal Collections Gallery
The Liria Palace opening hours may vary, but the general hours are:
Monday to Friday:
Morning: 10am – 12:45pm
Afternoon (Thursday & Friday only): 4pm – 6:15pm
Saturday & Sunday:
Morning: 9:30am – 12:45pm
Afternoon: 3:30pm – 6:15pm
The palace is closed on the following days:
Address: C. de la Princesa, 20, 28008 Madrid, Spain.
The palace was constructed between 1767 and 1785, designed by architect Ventura Rodríguez. It has undergone several restorations, particularly after the Spanish Civil War.
Yes, Liria Palace remains the official residence of the current Duke of Alba, Carlos Fitz-James Stuart, and his family. It is one of the few inhabited palaces in Madrid open to the public for tours.
Photography is not allowed inside the palace, but you can take photos in the gardens after your visit.
The library is notable for housing over 18,000 prints, including rare manuscripts such as the first edition of Don Quixote and letters by Christopher Columbus. It is a vital resource for understanding Spain's literary and historical heritage.
Yes, Liria Palace is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Contact the palace in advance to inquire about specific accommodations for your visit.
The gardens are part of the palace grounds and can be visited after exploring the interior. Access to the gardens is usually available once your visit to the palace is completed.
Yes, Liria Palace is a great place for children to learn about history and art. However, children below 14 must be supervised by an adult throughout the visit.
A typical visit to Liria Palace lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on whether you join a guided tour or explore on your own.