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Spain's "Big City". Madrid is perhaps best described as being the New York City of Spain; Spaniard...
- 2neighborhood
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The charming Old Town district. This district owes its unofficial name to the Habsburgs who with C...
- 3sight
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An elegant square, as one would expect in the direct vicinity of the Palacio Real, with equally e...
- 4sight
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A royal residence. The royal palace forms a closed quadrant of granite and opens out towards an in...
- 5sight
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You would not know from looking at it that Madrid's cathedral is a contemporary structure, only c...
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The architect of the Palacio Real dreamed back in the 18th century of linking the royal palace an...
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A small park south west of the Viaducto where you can enjoy moments of reflection and a magnifice...
- 9park / zoo
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There is always lots going on in Madrid's most famous park. A crisp clear spring sky hovers over M...
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- 11park / zoo
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An open garden for over 200 years. In 1781, Karl III had the botanical gardens created right next ...
- 12café
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A Madrid tradition: churros and chocolate in the heart of the city. A nightly ritual - first go da...
- 13shop
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An old, attractive market in the Old Town. Madrid's most attractive market, constructed from glass...
- 15sight
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These elegant gardens behind Palacio Real with their generous lawned areas are largely ignored by...
- 18sight
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The center of political power during the last years of Philip II's reign. . Built at the end of th...
- 19sight
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The temple in honour of the Gods Amun and Isis is the oldest building in Madrid. The Egyptian gov...
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Situated at the western end of the Gran Vía. Striking buildings include the 26-storey Edificio de...
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A planetarium is a theatre built primarily for presenting educational and entertaining shows abo...
- 23museum / gallery
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Madrid's most important church in terms of art history, built between 1761 and 1768 in a neoclass...
- 24sight
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A town square is an open area commonly found in the heart of a traditional town used for communit...
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The carpet factory is still in the hands of the same Flemish family (Stuyck) that Philipp V broug...
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- 32sight
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Those who are particularly good with a camera manage to get the Puerta de Alcalá into the backgro...
- 33sight
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The twelve-lane boulevard divides the city from north to south into two halves. It is a smart roa...
- 34sight
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The first bullfight took place here in 1934. 23,000 people can fit into the giant round square. T...
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Until its consecration, Madrid's most monumental baroque church was the city's temporary cathedra...
- 36sight
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In this small baroque church dating from 1645, you really must see the Capilla del Santo Cristo w...
- 37neighborhood
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Nowhere is accommodation more expensive than in this district of the city. With streets arranged ...
- 38neighborhood
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Chamberí is a delightful residential district for people with money. Here you will still find pop...
- 39neighborhood
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About 20 per cent of the residents in the Old Town district of Chueca are homosexuals. Half of al...
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The Faro de Moncloa is a 100 metre high transmission tower with an observation deck at the Plaza ...
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On Madrid's main square time moves somewhat slower than elsewhere in the city. Visitors sit on th...
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- 51restaurant
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Chicken and sidra - Asturian cuisine in Madrid. Restaurant with international cuisine. A real clas...
- 52restaurant
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Madrid's most renowned flamenco venue. Restaurant with international cuisine. A popular restaurant...
- 53restaurant
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Restaurant with international cuisine. Especially pleasant atmosphere. Attractive vaults on the g...
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