I was very excited to see this! I guess there are supposed to be some days this is free to the EU passport holders on certain days...this did NOT apply to us! I can't remember the price...but it was a LOT...You can't take pictures inside...and I think with prices that high you should be allowed. There are not THAT many... More

Very pretty but most is closed off, as this is an occasional Royal residence. Combine with a trip to the Cathedral and Palau March and you have a day trip. More

Could have done with a lot more information on the leaflet or scattered around the building for those of us that don't like, or want to pay extra for audio guides. More

I glad that I am not the only one that feels like this. we have visited several times and was hoping that there would be more artefacts inside this time but alas no. Worth avisit on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons ( NOT ALL DAY) when it is free if you can prove EU citizenship - we used our E111 cards... More

This is an interesting building but very expensive to visit (€9 pp) and they give you one sheet of info with hardly anything on it, so you wander from room to room not knowing what the paintings represent, or why the rooms are the way they are. I learned more about it in our LP tourist guide than on site! More

I'd visited before, but went again, and was delighted to be reminded that one day a week, usually Wednesdays, entrance is free to EC citizens, provided you can give proof. Luckily I could. The palace is well preserved, and the walk through is well planned, taking you through a variety of different rooms, each of which is well explained. The... More

Don't forget to take ID so as to take advantage of the generous free entry on certain days. More

Beautiful features, interesting audio guide, insight into Spanish monarchy, great view of the harbour from the terrace. More

The Royal Palace is still reserved for the use of the heirs of Spain's Royalty. We tried to visit the Palace in the afternoon, to discover that it was being used for a party and was closed to the public. 1/2 of the Palace is still the private quarters of the Royal Family. Army Guards are garrisoned here for the... More