If there is one thing that characterizes the collections of the Army Museum is the heterogeneity of its exhibits, keeping at present more than 36,000. It presents collections of very diverse origins, made up over the years, and that are witnesses of some of the most important events in the history of Spain. The Museum's permanent exhibition comprises a careful selection of more than 6,000 items displayed over approximately 8,000 m2. Thus, with 21 halls, two different tours are organized and, at the same time, they are concurrent.The Historical Tour and its seven halls, which are identified in red in the guide, intend to show the evolution of the Army from the Hispanic Monarchy to the present day. This articulation of the exhibition model developed for the historical discourse, promotes and enriches the reading of the report as it allows not only a linear chronological tracking, but it is possible to establish cross-cutting thematic readings that have as a basis the described routes. The Thematic Tour and its thirteen rooms, identified in yellow, are oriented to the collections, complementing the historical discourse with the reading of other aspects related to the military institution, sometimes showing items belonging to the same discipline and others belonging to a multidisciplinary character.The Alcazar has preserved within its walls a series of unique spaces that have been put in value so that the public can visit them and know them in situ. These places are the Alcazar Tour and are identified in the guide in blue color in the different halls. In each of them we will find an explanatory text with the history and the use they were given. The Imperial Chapel, included in this tour due to its size and architectural importance, has been incorporated as an independent exhibition space.