Is there a dress code for the Palace in Madrid?

No dress code is to be followed at the Royal Palace of Madrid. However, wear decent clothes as it is a formal setting.



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Yes, but keep in mind that most locals will only wear them in the summer months. Dressing for the season—rather than the weather—is the way to go in Spain. Even on a warm day in April or October, most madrileños will still opt for long pants.

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Any kind of long trousers (including jeans) and long skirts are OK for the Grand Palace. Just bring a long-sleeved shirt or scarf to slip over your shoulders.

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