Why Visit Liria Palace on Your Madrid Trip

Visitor information at a glance

What are the Liria Palace opening hours?

Monday: 10am to 3pm

Tuesday to Sunday: 10am to 8pm

Last entry: 6:30pm

Closure: Liria Palace is closed on January 1, 5, 6, and December 24, 25, and 31.

Where is Liria Palace located?

Liria Palace is located at C. de la Princesa, 20, 28008 Madrid, Spain. Get directions.

How many entrances does Liria Palace have?

Liria Palace has one entrance.

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Best time to visit Liria Palace

If you want to feel like royalty without the crowds, aim for a weekday morning, preferably in spring (April–June) or early autumn (September–October). The weather’s delightful, the palace gardens are at their prettiest, and your photos will be free of photobombing strangers.

Avoid high summer unless you enjoy the feeling of slowly roasting in the Madrid sun. The palace is air-conditioned, sure—but the lines and tourist crush? Not so chill. Afternoons tend to be busier, so channel your inner early bird and claim your cultural worm.

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Where is Liria Palace located?

Address: C. de la Princesa, 20, 28008 Madrid, Spain

Find on Map

Liria Palace is located in the heart of Madrid, just a few steps from the buzz of the Gran Vía and Plaza de España.

Closest landmark: Torre de Madrid

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How to get to Liria Palace by public transport

By metro

Closest Station: Ventura Rodríguez (3), Argüelles (3, 4, 6), and Plaza España (3, 10)

Liria Palace is well-served by Madrid’s metro network. The closest stations are Ventura Rodríguez, Argüelles, and Plaza de España. From any of these, it’s just a short walk to the palace. The metro operates from early morning until late at night, with trains running frequently throughout the day and every 15 minutes after midnight.

By bus

Closest Station: Mártires de Alcalá (2), Ventura Rodríguez (1, 2, 44, 74, 133, 138, C2, N21)

Buses are another convenient way to reach the palace. The nearest stops are Mártires de Alcalá and Ventura Rodríguez. Additional nearby stops include Princesa - Rey Francisco (Lines 1, 44, 133, 138, C1, 2, C2), Princesa - Centro Comercial (Line M2), and Centro Cultural Conde Duque (Line M2).

By train

Closest Station: Príncipe Pío

The closest train station is Príncipe Pío, located about 4.9 km from Liria Palace. It’s served by commuter lines C1, C10, and C4A. From there, you can take the metro to Ventura Rodríguez station and walk the rest of the way.

By BiciMAD bike

Madrid’s electric bike rental system, BiciMAD, is a convenient option for eco-friendly travel. Two nearby docking stations are Estación BiciMAD and Estación 203 BiciMAD, both within easy walking distance of the palace.

How to get to Liria Palace by car

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Route

You can drive to Liria Palace, though traffic can be heavy during peak hours. The closest parking facility is at Calle de la Princesa, 25, located just a short walk from the palace. Do note that parking on the palace premises is not available.

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Parking facilities

There is no on-site parking, but several paid parking garages are located nearby:

Know before you go

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Liria Palace has a single main entrance located on Calle de la Princesa, 20. This entrance is used for all visitors, regardless of ticket type. It’s easily accessible from the nearby metro stations and public transport stops. Follow signage at the entrance for ticket validation and guided tour check-ins.

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Audio guides: Tours are guided and include digital audio guides in multiple languages.
Restrooms: Available for visitors inside the palace.
Gift shop: Located at the end of the tour route, offering books, postcards, and themed souvenirs.
Cloakroom: Small bags and backpacks must be deposited here before entering.
Waiting area: A small reception space is available for guests prior to the start of the tour.

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Wheelchair access: The first two floors are wheelchair accessible, but some upper areas may not be.
Elevator: An elevator is available, but access may be limited during certain parts of the tour.
Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are available for people with mobility needs.
Assistance: Visitors with special needs are encouraged to inform staff in advance for a smoother experience.

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Flamboyant: Joana Vasconcelos

From February 14 to July 31, 2025, the palace hosts a captivating exhibition by renowned Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos. This marks the first contemporary art showcase within the palace, seamlessly blending Vasconcelos's modern creations with the palace's classical art collection.

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The on-site gift shop stocks an elegant range of items, including art prints, historical books, branded merchandise, and souvenirs related to the Alba family and Spanish nobility. It’s open at the end of every tour.

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There are no dining facilities within Liria Palace. However, several restaurants and cafés are located nearby:

Casa Mono: Stylish bistro serving fresh Mediterranean dishes like seafood, tapas, and seasonal salads, just a 3-minute drive away.
Federal Café: Trendy brunch spot famous for avocado toast, eggs Benedict, and specialty coffee, right down the street.
La Charca: Cozy eatery offering traditional Spanish favorites like paella, jamón ibérico, and hearty stews, 7 minutes on foot.
La Rollerie: Charming café known for delicious pastries, light lunches, and a variety of teas and coffees, a short walk from the palace.

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You must show your ticket to the Liria Palace staff at the entrance to gain access to Liria Palace.
Children below 14 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Photography is not allowed inside the palace.
Liria Palace tour tickets are needed to get access to the gift shop.
While there’s no dress code to visit Liria Palace, ensure you wear smart casuals.
Avoid touching paintings and other artefacts inside the palace.

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Royal Palace of Madrid: Just a 15-minute stroll from Liria Palace, this grand royal residence dazzles with opulent halls, royal armour, and serious fairy-tale vibes.
Royal Collections Gallery: A 20-minute walk away, this sleek modern museum showcases Spain’s finest treasures—think Caravaggios, royal tapestries, and wow-worthy swords.
Prado Museum: About a 20-minute drive from Liria Palace, the Prado is an art lover’s dream, packed with Goyas, Velázquez, and enough drama to rival a Netflix series.

Visitor rules & tips

Prohibited items: For everyone's safety, leave behind weapons, hazardous materials, large bags, sharp objects, and umbrellas. All bags undergo security checks, and certain items like backpacks and strollers must be stored before entry.
Locker service: Free lockers are available near the store area for small items (30 cm x 42 cm x 50 cm). Avoid bringing oversized luggage, as it may not fit in the lockers.
Animals: Only guide and assistance animals are permitted inside Liria Palace. Pets are not allowed.
Garden etiquette: While enjoying the palace gardens, please refrain from stepping on the grass or touching the plants and decorative elements.
Art & decor: To preserve the palace's treasures, do not touch artworks, lean on furniture, sit on the floor or chairs, or obstruct passageways. Running, smoking, eating, or drinking inside the palace and its gardens is prohibited.
Photography: Photography and videography are not allowed inside the palace. However, feel free to capture memories in the garden area after your tour.