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4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Joe Purnell (42 days ago)
The palace tour is very interesting. The palace itself is large and different sections were constructed at different periods so it has a variety of features and styles across the building. The artwork is beautiful, the rooms being covered in tapestries in lieu of paintings. These seem to hold their colour better than old paintings, giving them a vibrancy that you don't normally see in such an attraction. It was also interesting to hear how Franco used the palace and see some of the rooms he used.
The palace tour is very interesting. The palace itself is large and different sections were constructed at different periods so it has a variety of features and styles across the building. The artwork is beautiful, the rooms being covered in tapestries in lieu of paintings. These seem to hold their colour better than old paintings, giving them a vibrancy that you don't normally see in such an attraction. It was also interesting to hear how Franco used the palace and see some of the rooms he used.
Matt Borden (2 months ago)
Very much enjoyed the visit, especially a few of the unique tapestries. There is no English tour but the tickets were not too expensive, so we didn’t mind joining the tour en español. The garden is a work in progress, but quiet and pleasant with a very nice info board about arboriculture.
Very much enjoyed the visit, especially a few of the unique tapestries. There is no English tour but the tickets were not too expensive, so we didn’t mind joining the tour en español. The garden is a work in progress, but quiet and pleasant with a very nice info board about arboriculture.
Angela Caycedo (4 months ago)
Located just outside Madrid, Spain, Palacio de El Pardo is a hidden gem steeped in history. With its stunning architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens, the palace offers visitors a glimpse into Spain's regal past. It is visited with a guided tour so I will recommend to check entrance times. We were lucky as good there 5 min before one tour was about to start and there were still places available.
Located just outside Madrid, Spain, Palacio de El Pardo is a hidden gem steeped in history. With its stunning architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens, the palace offers visitors a glimpse into Spain's regal past. It is visited with a guided tour so I will recommend to check entrance times. We were lucky as good there 5 min before one tour was about to start and there were still places available.
DR.Hanouf Albahhouh (8 months ago)
It took us 20 minutes or so from the central to get there and we order bolt to get back coz no taxes around. The palace is nice, there are places which is closed coz its still used when VIPs visit. The garden looks nice but I’m not sure is we can walk around so we didnt. If you dont have a car and will pay for transportation from and too the city , then don’t go. The entry was for free but u have to book the timing for visit
It took us 20 minutes or so from the central to get there and we order bolt to get back coz no taxes around. The palace is nice, there are places which is closed coz its still used when VIPs visit. The garden looks nice but I’m not sure is we can walk around so we didnt. If you dont have a car and will pay for transportation from and too the city , then don’t go. The entry was for free but u have to book the timing for visit
Gerry McCaffrey (11 months ago)
Take the public bus service from central Madrid, it leaves you at the gates! Your was in Spanish so we just nodded along but a lovely way to spend a few hours. A walk further on to Franco’s final resting place, we didn’t bother. Lovely little village.
Take the public bus service from central Madrid, it leaves you at the gates! Your was in Spanish so we just nodded along but a lovely way to spend a few hours. A walk further on to Franco’s final resting place, we didn’t bother. Lovely little village.
