Madrid's central square is dominated by a bronze statue of King Philip III, dating back to 1616.
A small square adjacent to Cala Mayor which is embosomed with beautiful estates of great historical importance.
This viaduct, which is one of the most popular landmarks of Madrid, is a marvel of 19th-century architecture but it is also known as the…
Set on the site of a medieval mosque, the cathedral now serves as the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Madrid.
The official residence of the Spanish royalty is a must-see. However, spotting the king here will be hard, as it is used only for state…
Enjoy the tranquillity of these gardens adjacent to the Royal Palace. They are set in a beautiful layout and represent the Neoclassical…
This square located in the centre of Madrid is dominated by a dashing monument which is dedicated to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and which…
Admire the Egyptian temple dating back to 200 BC which was transported to Spain in order to be saved before the construction of the Great…
This Neo-classical chapel is famous because of the ceiling frescoes created by the famous Spanish romantic painter, Francisco Goya.
