Bernabeu Tour & Museum + Royal Palace Madrid

Bernabéu Tour & Museum + Royal Palace Madrid Tickets

See two sides of Madrid's greatness with this combined ticket to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and the Royal Palace of Madrid. You'll get fast-track entry to both venues, skipping the queues at Madrid's most popular attractions. The Royal Palace showcases centuries of Spanish royal history through opulent state rooms, priceless artworks and ceremonial collections, while the Bernabéu Stadium lets you walk in the footsteps of football legends at Real Madrid's home ground.

The Royal Palace dazzles with its throne room, grand staircases and lavish banquet halls where Spanish royalty once held court. At the Bernabéu, you'll explore the pitch, player zones and the Real Madrid Museum, home to the club's trophy collection and interactive displays celebrating their historic victories. This combo gives you the perfect taste of Madrid's cultural heritage and sporting passion in one convenient booking.

Highlights

• Walk through the Royal Palace's Hall of Mirrors and ornate state rooms filled with antiques
• See royal armour and ceremonial relics from Spain's monarchs
• Tour the Bernabéu Stadium pitch, stands and player tunnel
• Explore the Real Madrid Museum's trophy collection and multimedia exhibits
• Skip the entry queues with fast-track admission to both venues
• Experience Madrid's royal heritage and football culture in one day

Plan Your Visit to Bernabéu Stadium and Royal Palace Madrid

Both attractions are open throughout the week, though specific opening hours vary by venue and season. The Royal Palace typically requires 2-3 hours for a thorough visit, while the Bernabéu Stadium tour takes around 90 minutes. Plan to spend most of your day exploring both sites, especially if you want time to appreciate the collections properly.

The Royal Palace sits in central Madrid near the Opera metro station, while the Bernabéu Stadium is located in the Chamartín district, accessible via Santiago Bernabéu metro station. Both venues are well-connected by Madrid's public transport network. Consider visiting the Royal Palace in the morning when it's typically less crowded, then heading to the stadium for an afternoon tour. If you're interested in exploring more of Madrid's attractions, you might also enjoy Prado Museum tickets to see world-class art collections, or take a Madrid city walking tour to discover the capital's historic neighbourhoods.