Casa del Labrador, Aranjuez

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The Casa del Labrador is a neoclassical palace in Aranjuez, Spain. The name means "house of the farm labourer", and was borrowed from an earlier building on the site, although the new building was intended for royal use. It was designed to complement the Royal Palace, providing a place for the royal family to spend the day without some of the customary restrictions of court life.

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By JCom_Oslo

We first went to Casa del Labrador only to find that we had to go back to the Royal Palace for to buy the tickets. The guided tour (you have to state the time you want to participate) was nice but...

We first went to Casa del Labrador only to find that we had to go back to the Royal Palace for to buy the tickets. The guided tour (you have to state the time you want to participate) was nice but... more »
By 328AndrewR

We waited for an English tour at 15:25.The ratio seems to be 4:1 in favour of Spanish tours & you can’t enter without being on one. Our guide was so enthusiastic & passionate about the property it...

We waited for an English tour at 15:25.The ratio seems to be 4:1 in favour of Spanish tours & you can’t enter without being on one. Our guide was so enthusiastic & passionate about the property it... more »
By andrewwN3876JN

If you visit Aranjuez don’t skip Casa del Labrador. The interiors of this house take your breath away. It has to be one of the most ornately decorated houses in Europe if not the world for that...

If you visit Aranjuez don’t skip Casa del Labrador. The interiors of this house take your breath away. It has to be one of the most ornately decorated houses in Europe if not the world for that... more »

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By Marie Christine Comte

Am giving only 3 stars because there were no tours in French, English or Italian, only Spanish, and we were rushed through without enough time to really look. And the place is beautiful: we would have liked more time to appreciate it.

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By Ivan Diaz

Well worth the walk! Caution... Only guided tours and an automated machine to buy tickets. Since there was no personnel, bought my ticket and then had to wait until tour time to go in.

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By Tigalima Homestay

Nice n quite historical place to enjoy our day

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By Julio Peralta

Excellent visit!

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By jP M

Most precious place to visit in Aranjuez!

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