Welcome to the Palace: Discover Madrid's History in Emblematic Buildings

The Community of Madrid opens the doors of historic palaces, including new additions like the Goyeneche Palace and Uceda Palace, until December 1st.

Facade of a historic palace in Madrid with ornate architecture, warm afternoon light.
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Facade of a historic palace in Madrid with ornate architecture, warm afternoon light.

The Community of Madrid invites the public to explore its historical heritage through the 'Welcome to the Palace' initiative, opening the doors of emblematic buildings until December 1st.

The 'Welcome to the Palace' initiative opens the doors to some of the most significant palaces in the Community of Madrid. These emblematic buildings, witnesses to Madrid's history, served as residences for nobles, ministers, and monarchs, hosting musical evenings and political and literary gatherings.
Alongside regular venues such as the Buenavista Palace, the Fernán Núñez Palace, and the Infante don Luis Palace, the program introduces new participants: the Goyeneche Palace, currently home to the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando, and the Uceda Palace. The latter coincides with the commemoration of the five centuries of history of the Council of State.
Visitors can find all participating venues, dates, times, and download building brochures via the provided link. The event runs until December 1st.
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (03/09/2026)