The tour to the building pays particular attention to its history, the original architecture and its refurbishment process, as well as to the current use of its spaces as a cultural center.

Located in the palace’s great tower and open to the public since its rehabilitation, the Observation Deck offers the visitor a privileged panoramic view of the city, a 360º perspective of the urban landscape of Madrid. 
 

Opening hours
Tuesday - Sunday: 10.30 am - 2 pm / 4 pm - 7.30 pm. Last...

The Landscape of Light Interpretation Centre provides comprehensive information on the values responsible for the inscription of this unique cultural landscape in UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

Panels, videos and tablets show the history, art, nature, science, universal model and all of the things...

As of 21 September, visitors to CentroCentro will be able to see this exhibition dedicated to the father of Impressionism, Claude Monet. Featuring more than 50 masterpieces from the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris, the exhibition traces the entire artistic career of the Impressionist master through...

Madrid through Dance is a choral and apocryphal tale of the city of Madrid, told from, through and around dance. The exhibition takes us on a leisurely journey through centuries of cultural and political production, providing an insight into a city that has been built to the rhythm of pavanes...

Gotta catch ‘em all!
Pokemon - 1997

History is the subject of a structure whose site is not homogenous, empty time, but time filled by the presence of the now.
Walter Benjamin

Since 2017, the Paco Graco collective has been collecting commercial graphics from the all too many businesses that have...

The Post Office, as well as a temple, is a factory in which attachments, interests, activities - in a word, life - are created
José Francos Rodríguez, 1916

By the mid-19th century, the dilapidated Post and Telegraph building in Puerta del Sol was on the verge of collapse, prompting the Spanish...

The Madrid City Hall Nativity Scene pays homage to what St. Francis of Assisi did in Greccio, Italy, on 25 December 1223: “For I would make memorial of that Child who was born in Bethlehem, and in some sort behold with bodily eyes His infant hardships; how He lay in a manger on the hay, with the ox...