Visit the Royal Palace of El Pardo, the official residence of foreign heads of state since 1983. Learn more about its origins as a royal hunting ground linked to the Monte de El Pardo.

This structure is deeply connected to Spain's history. Commissioned by Emperor Charles V in the 16th century, it's nestled within Monte de El Pardo, an area of exceptional natural worth, regarded as the most significant Mediterranean woodland in the Community of Madrid.

Why you’ll love this…

You'll appreciate the roots of the palace as a regal hunting reserve intertwined with the Monte de El Pardo
There will be an opportunity to learn about its deep connection to Spain's history
It's nestled within Monte de El Pardo, an area of exceptional natural worth

Important to know

Accessibility:

The site is accessible for people with reduced mobility, and wheelchairs are available

Know in advance:

The price includes the TUI Musement fee (between €1 and €3), depending on the ticket option
Free admission for children (age 0-4) and people with disabilities
Reduced ticket option for children (age 5-16), students under the age of 25 with a valid student ID, and seniors (age 65+)