TOURS, TEMPORARY AND TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS

Visits

Guided tours schedule

Through our guided tours schedule, the Royal Tapestry Factory offers the opportunity to visit the historic tapestry and rug workshops to view the work of our professionals.

In addition to the guided tours in normal opening hours, we offer exclusive tours to groups of experts in Art, History or Archaeology who can visit other areas of the Factory in accordance with their special interests.

Visits

BOOKINGS  

Visits to the workshops are always guided. They are managed by appointment, by sending an email to visitasmuseo@realfabricadetapices.com, in which you must provide us with the names and IDs of the attendees.

Upon receiving said email, we will confirm the guided tour pass according to availability.

In order to guarantee the stipulated capacity for visits, payment will be made by bank transfer.

DURING THE VISIT

We kindly ask that you follow the measures indicated by the staff.

GUIDED TOURS SCHEDULE

Mornings:

Monday to Friday
10:00h, 11:00h, 12:00h y 13:00h

Evenings: From July 1 to September 15, afternoon tours will be canceled
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
16:00 a 17:00

LANGUAGE
Spanish and English

DURATION
40 min

CAPACITY
Min. 5 persons, Max.10 persons per group

PRICES
General: €6

Concession (identification required): €5
Unemployed
Over-65s and pensioners
Persons with disabilities
Students and Under-18s


* Exceptionally, visits may be altered due to institutional events.

Exhibitions

Temporary Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Travelling exhibitions

Exhibition in the Cathedral of Burgo de Osma

Until 15 February you can visit the Tercentenary exhibition of the Royal Tapestry Factory in the cloister of the Cathedral of Burgo de Osma (Soria). Summary: The display includes more than 30 pieces, among them tapestries, rugs, coats of arms, pasteboards for tapestries and some of the tools used by our

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Exhibition in the Palace of La Magdalena (Santander)

The sample includes the legacy of years of textile manufacturing in the field of tapestries, rugs and coats of arms, encompassing the most classic styles with works of Goya, up to more modern creations by artists like Agustín de Celis, Vaquero Turcios and Pérez Villalta. Something that shows that an ancestral craft

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