Largest royal palace in Europe - Royal palace of Madrid
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- The Royal Palace of Madrid, also known as the Palace of the East is the official residence of the King of Spain in Madrid and is the only residence of the State Ceremonies. With an area of 135,000 square meters and 3418 rooms, it is the largest royal palace in Europe.
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My son’s father family is from Spain 🇪🇸
Красивый и большой.3400 комнат просто невероятно
A true Palace
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Why are there images of Barcelona in this video? Or the Telefonica building when speaking of the palace??? So confusing…
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¡Es agotador repetir siempre lo mismo! ¡Sí, el Palacio Real de Madrid es uno de los más grandes de Europa, pero NO, no es el doble de Versalles!!!!!!!
Voy a replicar aquí lo que son los M2 habitables y los M2 en el suelo. Los M2 habitables son las salas de estar, las que se ocupan para sus necesidades. Los M2 en el suelo son la superficie total de un edificio en un terreno y pueden incluir espacios no dedicados a las viviendas.
En cuanto al Palacio Real de Madrid, ¡ocupa una superficie de 89.500 M2 habitables y 135.000 M2 de superficie en el suelo ! El Palacio de Versalles ocupa una superficie de 70.000 m2 habitables y 190.000 m2 en el suelo. Ya en ambos casos, el Palacio Real de Madrid no puede hacer dos veces Versalles. ¡Cualquiera que haya estado en el Palacio de Versalles lo sabe instintivamente a la vista!
El Palacio Real del Louvre en París, transformado en museo como todo el mundo sabe, tiene una superficie de 210.000 m2 con una superficie de exposición de 72.000 m2 pero su superficie total no se ha explotado y podría ascender a 360.000 m2 de suelos.
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63.000 MTS ,3.000 más que el.louvre original habitables página oficial chatear du Versalles no está mal que España tenga el palacio más grande de Europa más de un 40% más grande que Versalles solo superado por intervenciones modernas museísticas en el hofsburg y el Louvre como la gigantesca ampliación de los 80 de la pirámide de Ming pei ;no una residencia real abierta al público en uso
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the Royal Palace of Madrid.
The "world's largest royal palace by floor space" is the Royal Palace of Madrid in Spain,with 135,000 square metres (1,450,000 sq ft) of floor space and containing 3,418. rooms.. 🇮🇪☘️🇪🇸
@@briannaysiamodonnell478 Larger than the Versailles?
@@Nutty151 Not
@@Merry19ss That's what I thought, thanks. Yeah, The Versailles is like a micro-city in and of itself, no way this one was toping that!
@@Nutty151 It's the largest functioning royal palace.
It is exhausting to repeat the same thing! Yes, the Royal Palace of Madrid is one of the largest in Europe, but NO, it is not the double of Versailles!!!!!
I will replicate here what are the habitable M2 and the M2 on the ground. The habitable M2 are the living rooms, which are taken care of for your needs. The M2 on the ground is the total surface of a building on a plot of land and may include spaces not dedicated to dwellings.
As for the Royal Palace of Madrid, it occupies an area of 89,500 M2 habitable and 135,000 M2 of floor area ! The Palace of Versailles occupies an area of 70,000 m2 and 190,000 m2 on the ground. Already in both cases, the Royal Palace of Madrid cannot do Versailles twice. ¡ Anyone who has been to the Palace of Versailles knows this instinctively!
The Royal Palace of the Louvre in Paris, transformed into a museum as everyone knows, has an area of 210,000 m2 with an exhibition area of 72,000 m2 but its total surface has not been exploited and could amount to 360,000 m2 of floors.
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"The world's largest royal palace by floor space" is the Royal Palace of Madrid in Spain, with 135,000 square metres (1,450,000 sq ft) of floor space and containing 3,418 rooms.".... this is from Wikipedia so youre WRONG