Which Royal Palace combo to book
Palace and football. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium + Royal Palace of Madrid is the bundle most people book. The palace part is a fast-track entry; the stadium part is the museum and tour. A second version swaps in a palace ticket with the Royal Kitchen tour and a digital guide. A related pass adds an audio guide app to the same pair.
First visit, short stay. The Madrid Pass is the most reviewed product here: the palace, the Bernabéu, a hop-on hop-off bus and an audio guide app. Good if you'll actually ride the bus between sights.
Evening plans. Royal Palace + Flamenco Show at Tablao Torres Bermejas gives you the palace by day and a flamenco show at night. Pick a show time that leaves room for dinner.
Royal history in depth. Royal Palace + Royal Collections Gallery adds the museum of royal art and objects right next door, with a digital guide.
Art lovers. Thyssen Museum + Royal Palace pairs the palace with one of the Paseo del Prado museums. Paseo del Arte Card + Royal Palace goes further, with the Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen plus a guided palace and cathedral tour.
Lighter options. Royal Palace + Wax Museum Madrid and the Madrid Highlights Bundle have few reviews and mixed ratings, so read them first.
The Madrid Pass
★ 4.2 · 239 reviews · from €99
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
The two-part bundles are a little cheaper than buying the tickets separately. The passes are priced as one product, so compare them with the parts you'd really use, especially the bus.
How the tickets work
You book once and get a separate ticket for each part on your phone. Choose a date and time slot for the palace, and check the slots for the stadium tour or show. The palace can close for official ceremonies, so check the date before you travel. Cancellation conditions differ per part; read them on the booking page.
See more pairs in the Madrid combo tickets, or day-trip to Toledo.