Hi gardenopr, welcome aboard.

This is a long shot, but here goes:

Pic 1: Behind you is a Trachy.
To your right, those look like Cordylines (but probably not).

Pic 2: Could be P.dacty...

Pic 3: Butia? or Sabal Palmetto?

Pic 4: 3 Trachycarpus fortunei

Pic 5: Tall one...no idea, but that blue Yucca (maybe a Rostrata) in foreground right is stunning.

Pic 6: Could be a CIDP, Canary Island Date Palm, but need a closer look at the trunk.

Pic 7: Probably P. dactylifera?

Last pic: blue tall ones could be Brahea? maybe armata (probably not)
Hairy trunked ones are definitely Trachycarpus fortunei.

Where were the photos taken?

Barb

PS--everyone, my guesses are just that...guesses. Let's hear your ideas.

Thanks the photos are from Madrid, Spain.

Are you sure the first picture is a trachy? The trunk is alot of brighter.

It looks allmost identical to this mexican fan palm. What do you think?

A few notes:
Pic 1: Washingtonia x filibusta, (or robusta)

Pic 3: Sabal palmetto (the tall one, others not so sure)

Pic 5 is T. fortunei, just tall specimens.

Pic 6: Phoenix canariensis

Pic 7: I'm going to go with Jubitia (Jubea x butia). Could be wrong here as it does look like Butia sp.

Pic 7: T. fortunei (palmate leaf) and Butia (Pinnate leaf). I base the Butia on the leaf. Again, I could be wrong.

Madrid?
My son was there this summer with my parents. He sent me some palm photos.
There is a thread on here somewhere with them in you want to compare. --Erik

Didn't see the trunk detail on that first pic.
Yup it's a Washy.

Ah, Spain...

Welcome to the forum.

Here's my attempt:

1. Washingtonia in the background, Yucca aloifolia on the side.
2. P. dactylifera
3. Sabal palmetto, small Washingtonias all around
4. T. fortunei
5. Washingtonias, with a Butia on the left, and a Yucca rostrata on the right
6. P. canariensis
7. B. capitata, a.k.a. B. odora
8. B. capitata/odora in the center, and Trachycarpus fortunei all around

Cameron.

Welcome to the forum.

Here's my attempt:

1. Washingtonia in the background, Yucca aloifolia on the side.
2. P. dactylifera
3. Sabal palmetto, small Washingtonias all around
4. T. fortunei
5. Washingtonias, with a Butia on the left, and a Yucca rostrata on the right
6. P. canariensis
7. B. capitata, a.k.a. B. odora
8. B. capitata/odora in the center, and Trachycarpus fortunei all around

Cameron.

Do you think the first picture is a Washingtonia Robusta or a Washingtonia Filifera?

I've never been too good at differentiating the two, but if I had to lean towards one species, it would be robusta.

This W. robusta

Mexican fan palm?

I think these could be Phoenix sylvestris

Phoenix dactylifera?

Sabal mexicana, or Sabal palmetto

Trachy sp. looks like Trachycarpus latisectus, but is probably fortunei

Phoenix canariensis

Phoeninx dactylifera

butia capitata, Trachycarpus fortunei

Trachycarpus fortunei