EUROFORUM Palacio de los Infantes in San Lorenzo de El Escorial takes its name from the former pleasure villa of Charles IV’s sons, Don Carlos Ma Isidro and Don Francisco de Paula; the building dates from 1792.
It was designated as Historic-Artistic Monument in 1984. Later, EUROFORUM transformed it into a BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE.
How to get thereCalle del Rey, 38
San Lorenzo de El Escorial
28200 Madrid
ParkingIn front of the Palacio de los Infantes
Calle del Rey, 45
San Lorenzo de El Escorial
28200 Madrid
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SurroundingsThe Monastery, built at the end of the 16th century on a grill-shaped plan, stands on an exceptional site. For more than a half-century, its austere architecture, a departure from previous styles, had a significant influence on Spanish architecture. We recommend taking a stroll through the Lonja, taking in the scenery, and paying a visit to the Jardín de los Frailes (Friars’ Garden).
A building from the 18th century that has been designated as a Cultural Asset since 1931. When Charles IV was still Prince of Asturias, he used it as a recreational pavilion.
One of the Spanish Royal Family’s residences; King Juan Carlos I lived here while at university and before his marriage.
Houses of the Dukes of Alba, Medinaceli, and Campo Villar are all historic buildings.
A memorial to all those who died on both sides of the Spanish Civil War.
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When you need a break from your working session, you can stroll through San Lorenzo de El Escorial’s Old Town. The old Casas de Oficios, the Real Coliseo, and the Lonja del Monasterio de El Escorial can all be visited.
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During your meeting, stroll around the Casita del Príncipe, a space immersed in an oak forest between the Monasterio de El Escorial and El Escorial downtown.
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The Casita del Infante is a unique place in the area surrounding Euroforum Palacio de los Infantes. This building was designated a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1931 and has been used by the Royal Family ever since. This is where King Juan Carlos I lived as a student when he was studying law.
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If you have between 30 and 60 minutes and need to take a break from your working session, you can go for a walk through the Bosque de la Herrería, a valuable natural space with uninterrupted views of the Monastery of El Escorial.
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If you have two hours to spare in your day, visit the Silla de Felipe II, a vantage point from which the king could monitor the progress of construction on the Monasterio de El Escorial.
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