Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Plaza Mayor (1,1 km)
Royal Palace of Madrid (0,7 km)
Cybele Palace (2 km)
Almudena Cathedral (0,9 km)
Oratorio del Caballero de Gracia (1,3 km)
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum (1,9 km)
San Ginés Church (1 km)
Museo Reina Sofía (2,4 km)
Convent of Las Descalzas Reales (0,9 km)
El Escorial (41 km)
Alcalá de Henares University (30,5 km)
Royal Palace of Aranjuez (44 km)
Alcalá de Henares Cathedral (29,9 km)
Archbishop's Palace of Alcalá de Henares (29,9 km)
La Granja de San Ildefonso Palace (58,1 km)
New Castle of Manzanares el Real (36 km)
Monastery of El Paular (53,7 km)
Real Fábrica de Cristales (58,8 km)
User Reviews
Daniel Dugan (16 months ago)
This place is an amazing time capsule of a late 19th century aristocrat's home. I don't think I have ever seen a personal collection so extensive and beautifully maintained. I highly recommend this beautiful museum.
This place is an amazing time capsule of a late 19th century aristocrat's home. I don't think I have ever seen a personal collection so extensive and beautifully maintained. I highly recommend this beautiful museum.
Shachar Pinkas (17 months ago)
A beautiful mansion with gardens and collections of paintings, antiques and luxury furniture. It is actually a small museum which was a house of a rich madrileño. Entry is 3 euros and it's totally worth it. I recommend reading the signs along the way (and I was happy to see they are also in English), explaining the rooms. I do want to criticise though, that when we came the staff had a drill and evacuated all of us. We didn't understand what was happening because they only spoke in Spanish, and we've needed to wait outside at the cold whether, because they rushed us out of the building and our coats were inside the lockers. At least we were left with a funny story
A beautiful mansion with gardens and collections of paintings, antiques and luxury furniture. It is actually a small museum which was a house of a rich madrileño. Entry is 3 euros and it's totally worth it. I recommend reading the signs along the way (and I was happy to see they are also in English), explaining the rooms. I do want to criticise though, that when we came the staff had a drill and evacuated all of us. We didn't understand what was happening because they only spoke in Spanish, and we've needed to wait outside at the cold whether, because they rushed us out of the building and our coats were inside the lockers. At least we were left with a funny story
Cedar (2 years ago)
What’s not to love. Oh and please make sure you check opening hours before going. The queue may take up to 30 min and they don’t accept visit about 30min before closing. This mini museum definitely knows how to pack a punch and can make Buckingham palace feel shy. I don’t want to reveal too much to ruin the surprise or set the expectations unbelievably high. But if Versailles is your thing, then trust me, you’ll definitely love this one.
What’s not to love. Oh and please make sure you check opening hours before going. The queue may take up to 30 min and they don’t accept visit about 30min before closing. This mini museum definitely knows how to pack a punch and can make Buckingham palace feel shy. I don’t want to reveal too much to ruin the surprise or set the expectations unbelievably high. But if Versailles is your thing, then trust me, you’ll definitely love this one.
Emma Schouten (2 years ago)
A small museum in an old aristocratic house with a large collection. It's interesting to see some of the piece; I particularly liked the bathtub and some of the extremely ornate rooms. The entrance alone is worth going in for. The ticket is only 3€ and it's worth it to go in and walk around the different rooms. It was a little disappointing some of the explanation signs were far away in the corded off sections of rooms so you couldn't read them. But a great little visit.
A small museum in an old aristocratic house with a large collection. It's interesting to see some of the piece; I particularly liked the bathtub and some of the extremely ornate rooms. The entrance alone is worth going in for. The ticket is only 3€ and it's worth it to go in and walk around the different rooms. It was a little disappointing some of the explanation signs were far away in the corded off sections of rooms so you couldn't read them. But a great little visit.
Octavian Matei (2 years ago)
A beautiful museum, but almost unknown to the tourists or madrileans. The last Marques of Ceralbo had an interesting life and the house is well preserved and taken care of. You can see how an extravagant family lived their extravagant life and be amazed by the beauty of this place. I highly recommend this place if you visit Madrid or if you want to see what was the life of somebody very rich in the XVIII-XIX century
A beautiful museum, but almost unknown to the tourists or madrileans. The last Marques of Ceralbo had an interesting life and the house is well preserved and taken care of. You can see how an extravagant family lived their extravagant life and be amazed by the beauty of this place. I highly recommend this place if you visit Madrid or if you want to see what was the life of somebody very rich in the XVIII-XIX century
