Guide
Welcome to the Palace: 24 palaces you can visit for free
The programme includes more than 20 palaces and mansions, including the well-known Liria Palace and Fernán Núñez Palace, as well as buildings that rarely open to the public. Guided visits are led by cultural heritage specialists, and the tours pass through gala halls, libraries, gardens, art collections and other historic spaces.
Free tickets will be available on 2 September at 10:00. Due to high demand, organisers will set up a virtual queue, so it is advisable to access the website in advance. Each registration can obtain a maximum of two tickets and choose only one palace. The number of places is limited, and being in the virtual queue does not guarantee obtaining a ticket.
In this guide
24 listed · 24 currently running
- Palacio de Santoña
- Palacio de Liria
- Palacio de Fernán Núñez
- Palacio de los Marqueses de Santa Cruz
- Palacio de Aldovea
- La Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
- Palacio de Buenavista
- Palacio del Infante Don Luis
- Palacio de la Condesa de Adanero
- Palacio de la Duquesa de Parcent
- Palacete del Marqués de Rafal
- Palacio de Uceda
- Palacio del Marqués de Villafranca
- Palacio de Santa Coloma
- Palacio de Parque Florido
- Casa-Palacio de Manuel González-Longoria
- Casa-Palacio de Pedro Luján
- Palacio de Godoy
- Palacio de la Infanta Isabel de Borbón
- Palacete de Joaquín de la Torre y Angulo
- Palacio de Zurbano
- Palacio del Duque de Abrantes
- Palacio del Marqués de Amboage
- Palacete de Basilio Avial
Entries with their own DondeGo page show its English title. The rest appear as the guide lists them, in Spanish.