We invite you to begin the tour from the bus station. Accessing via Juan de Leyva street, we find theCasa del Marqués de Campo Villar(18th century). We continue until we reach Duque de Medinacelli Street, turning left we haveSan Lorenzo Square.

Below is Queen Victoria Street from where we can observethe House of Columns or of the Shops, built in the mid-19th century. From there, you can reachConstitution Square, presided over by the City Council, where the festivals in honour of its patron saint are held; circling it with great care, we turn left onto Floridablanca Street, where we will find facing us theHouse of the First Secretary of State(18th c.).

A few metres later we will reach theSanctuary of the Virgin of Gracia, later, theSecond House of Trades(16th century) and then theFirst House of Tradeswhere the exhibition room of the Casa de Cultura is located. To the right isthe Royal Colosseum of Charles IIIand behind it is foundJacinto Benavente Square. Further along the same pavement, the building of can be seenthe Royal Quarters(18th century) currently used by traders and hoteliers.

Next, we arrive at thePlaza de la Virgen de Gracia, popularly known as the "labyrinth", where it is locatedthe Park; place where festive events are held. Continuing along the same pavement, opposite we find theReal Monasterio(16th century) where the visitor will appreciate the magnitude of the Herrerian architecture. A few metres later, at the level of the Tourist Office, we have access to the Loja, a large space surrounding the monument. Continuing along the same pavement, we will reach theHouse of the Queen and the Infantes(18th century); next to it, theCasa de la Compaña(16th century) former inn and support building for the Monastery. It is currently home to the Real Centro Universitario Escorial María Cristina. Having reached this point, we will conclude the tour.