Palácio Real de Madrid

The Palácio Real de Madrid, or Royal Palace of Madrid, is the official residence of the Spanish monarchy in Madrid, though it is mostly used for ceremonial purposes rather than daily living. Built in the 18th century, it is an architectural masterpiece with over 3,000 rooms, lavish halls, and exquisite art collections. The palace sits on a hilltop, offering impressive views of the city. Visitors can explore its grand halls, royal apartments, and extensive gardens, making it a significant cultural and historical symbol of Spain's monarchy and heritage.