Monument to Don Quixote in Madrid
Monument to Don Quixote in Madrid Monument to Don Quixote in Madrid is an expressive monument dedicated to the protagonist of the world-famous novel by Miguel de Cervantes. The figures…
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Queen Sofia Center for the Arts
Queen Sofia Art Center (Queen Sofia Museum) Queen Sofia Art Center is a museum in Madrid, located in the former main hospital of the city, in a rather dilapidated area…
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Templo de Debod Temple of Debod is an ancient Egyptian temple, which is very unexpectedly located in Madrid. It’s all about the fact that the Egyptian authorities gave Debod to…
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Atocha Station Atocha Station is Madrid’s largest rail hub, which along with Chamartín Station provides all rail transportation in the Spanish capital. Madrid’s oldest station bears the name of the…
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Museo Nacional del Prado The Prado building was built by Juan de Villanueva for Charles III as a natural history museum. Napoleon’s brother, Joseph, later decided it should house an…
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Estadio Santiago Bernabéu Santiago Bernabéu Stadium – located in the north of Madrid and is the second most important stadium in Spain. Built in 1947, the stadium was later named…
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Puerta del Sol Square Puerta del Sol Square is Madrid’s central square and one of the capital’s most famous landmarks. In Spanish, the name of the square means “Gate of…
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Plaza Mayor Plaza Mayor is one of the central squares of Madrid, which competes with Puerta del Sol for the right to be called the main square of the Spanish…
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Royal Palace in Madrid (Palacio Real) The Royal Palace is not the most harmonious and refined of Spanish palaces, but it is characterized by royal luxury. The palace was built…
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