Palace · Madrid
Salón de Reinos
Today: Salón de Reinos, Madrid
- Place
- Madrid
- Kind
- Palace
- Built
- 1630 to 1635
- What remains
- Standing
- Visiting
- Closed
The most ceremonial hall of the Buen Retiro palace, built between 1630 and 1635, with the arms of the monarchy's twenty-four kingdoms on its vault, which give it its name. It survived the bombardments of the Peninsular War, much altered by 19th-century works, and was the Army Museum from 1841 to 2005. It has belonged to the Prado since 2015 and has been closed for works since 2019, due to open in 2027.
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