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Arena Las Ventas

Madrid, Calle de Alcala, 237

Madrid Attractions Monumental building of red color, built in neo-Mauritanian style, with beautiful arches, statues in front of it and rich interior decoration is the famous bullring of Las Ventas. The arena of Las Ventas is a real tourist attraction in Madrid.

The Prado Museum

Madrid, Paseo del Prado s / n, 28014

Madrid Attractions The Prado Museum houses the richest collection of Spanish paintings, masterpieces of Italian, Flemish and Dutch masters. The first collection of the Prado Museum consisted of more than 300 paintings, now it stores over 6,000 paintings, more than 400 sculptures and works of jewelry art.

Plaza Mayor

Plaza Mayor

Madrid Attractions One of the central squares of the Spanish capital Plaza Mayor competes with the Puerta del Sol for the right to be called the main square of Madrid. Framed by colonnades, the central square of Plaza Mayor served in the Middle Ages as a market place, a place for bullfighting and burning at the stake.

Atocha railway station

Atocha Estación de Tren Madrid, Avenida Ciudad De Barcelona, ​​Madrid, 28012

Madrid Attractions The largest railway station in Spain received its name in honor of the nearby monastery of Our Lady of Atocha. In 1992, the old station building was decommissioned, and now it has a tropical garden, shops, cafes and even a night club are located here.

Royal Academy of Fine Arts San Fernando

Madrid, Calle de Alcala, 13

Madrid Attractions The Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando, which is located in the center of the rich in the sights of Madrid, is of the most historical and cultural value. After all, this is not only a beautiful building built by a great architect.

The Royal Palace in Madrid

Calle Bailén, 28071 Madrid

Madrid Attractions The official residence of the Spanish kings is located in the western part of Madrid on the site of an ancient Moorish fortress. The interiors of the palace are decorated with canvases by Caravaggio, Goya, Tiepolo, Velasquez and other masters. There is also a collection of ancient weapons and a unique collection of Stradivari violins.

Madrid Maritime Museum

Madrid, Paseo del Prado, 5

Madrid Attractions Madrid is the most suitable place to go to the Maritime Museum. Because Spain possesses the richest marine history, one of the most interesting, extensive and successful of all, known to mankind. There is such a museum in Spain, it is called Museo Naval de Madrid.

The Monastery-Museum Las Descalzas in Madrid

Madrid, Plaza de las Descalzas

Madrid Attractions Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales in Madrid is one of the Spanish "royal" monasteries, which devout Catholic monarchs created a lot during the long Spanish history. The difference is precisely this monastery in that it is located in the capital and right at one of the royal palaces.

Museum of America in Madrid

Madrid, Av de los Reyes Catolicos, 6

Madrid Attractions The Museum of America in Madrid is one of those museums that can be found only in one specific place. In this case - in Spain. And in such cases it is worth going there, because this is not anywhere else. The Spanish Museum of America does not have analogues in Europe.

Queen Sofia Museum

Madrid, Calle de Santa Isabel, 52

Madrid Attractions The Queen Sofia Art Center, along with the Prado Museum and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, is the "Golden Triangle of the Arts" in Madrid. To date, the collection of the museum is represented mainly by Spanish artists of the 20th century, and the most famous exhibit is the "Guernica" by Pablo Picasso.

The Cerralbo Museum in Madrid

Madrid, Calle de Ventura Rodríguez, 17

Madrid Attractions In Madrid, if you want, you can not go to the big famous museums, if you do not want to - you can do with small (or rather, relatively small). And the collections in them will be interesting, and you will not need time all day.

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid

Madrid, Paseo del Prado, 8

Madrid Attractions The Museum of Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid is located within the so-called Triangulo del Arte - the Golden Triangle of Art, a small area in which there are several large museums, including the famous Prado Museum and the Queen Sofia Museum. @

Museum of Joaquin Sorolei in Madrid

Madrid, Paseo del General Martínez Campos, 37

Madrid Attractions Joaquin Sorolla (or, if fully, Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida) is one of those artists who strongly influenced the art form in his country, but is almost unknown in Russia. Joaquin Sorolla is the most famous Spanish Impressionist artist.

National Anthropological Museum in Madrid

Madrid, C. Alfonso XII, 68

Madrid Attractions The National Anthropological Museum in Madrid was born from a collection collected by a certain doctor. Most of the exhibits reflected changes in the human body and various strangenesses in this area - in general it was roughly the same as the Kunstkammer created in Russia by Peter I.

National Archaeological Museum of Madrid

Madrid, Calle de Serrano, 13

Madrid Attractions The "national" status of this archaeological museum is not accidental: its solid collection is more than 150 years old, and some exhibits are not found in any other museum in the world. For example, the amazing sculpture "The Lady of Elche", the discovery of which made a furor, opening a new page of art.

National Museum of Decorative Arts in Madrid

Madrid, C. Montalban, 12

Madrid Attractions The Spanish National Museum of Decorative Arts in Madrid is one of the oldest museums in the city, opened in 1912. The first museum of applied but fancifully made objects appeared in London - it's a museum of Victoria and Albert, and not looking at it, and all the other capitals got such a

National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid

Madrid, Calle de Jose Gutierrez Abascal, 2

Madrid Attractions The Spanish National Museum of Natural Sciences is very old. It was founded in the middle of the 18th century by one of the Spanish monarchs for the storage of rarities. Now, two and a half centuries later, the collection has grown, decorated with some interesting finds.

National Museum of Romanticism in Madrid

Madrid, Calle San Mateo, 13

Madrid Attractions The Spanish National Museum of Romanticism in Madrid is unusual in its already chosen specialization. A period of enthusiasm for Romanticism is in the history of the arts of all European countries, but a separate museum on this occasion is a rarity.

Monument to Don Quixote

Plaza España, 5-9

Madrid Attractions The monument to Don Quixote and Sancho Panse is part of a complex composition dedicated to the world-famous Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes and installed in the Plaza of Spain near the Royal Palace.

Sibeles Square

Madrid, Plaza de la Cibeles

Madrid Attractions Plaza Cibeles - one of the most striking attractions of Madrid, which is so loved by the inhabitants of the Spanish capital and its guests. In the center of the square is the fountain Sibeles - a sculptural composition of elegant work, set here in the 18th century and depicting the fertility goddess Cybele.

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Madrid is impetuous and luxurious, saturated with the ambitious energy of its inhabitants, seasoned with Spanish optimism and European luxury. During the day, cafes and bars spread out through a labyrinth of narrow, chaotically intersecting streets, in the evenings the turbulent life of night clubs beats the indefatigable key. The atmosphere of fun and idleness of the eternally young Madrid harmoniously coexists with palaces and museums celebrating the history of this glorious city.

For the first time in Madrid, do not immediately get in line at the Prado Museum, breathe in the atmosphere of the Spanish capital, strolling through the city streets .Gran Via is perfect for this, there is everything that the tourist can like: shops and restaurants, cafes and souvenir shops, street performers and crowds of the same idlers like you .Walking through Spanish Broadway, it's worth to look at the Puerta del Sol, where a zero kilometer has been located and the bear, already more than 40 years old, is looking for a melancholy glance at the strawberry tree .Such an unusual combination became part of the city's coat of arms, and it was clumsy by its original symbol .

For the first time in Madrid, do not immediately get in line at the Prado Museum, breathe in the atmosphere of the Spanish capital, strolling through the streets of the city.

The Prado Museum is famous for its "Mach Naked" and "Dressed for Ma" by Goya and the characters "Bosch's Garden of Delights", Velasquez's "Frailinamas" and the glamorous canvases of El Greco .But not only the best works of masters of the Spanish, Italian and Flemish schools of painting attract tourists, the museum houses a unique collection of sculptures numbering more than two hundred exhibits .Do not miss the hall of the decorative works of Claud Dauphin, which exhibits an invaluable collection of 55 medals, arranged in a historical sequence, from Ferdinand the Catholic to Alfons XIII .

Not far from the Prado Museum is Atocha station, you should look here not only to find out the timetable for high-speed trains or see the map of the Madrid metro, especially the station is famous for its modernist roof made of cast iron and glass and the tropical waiting room where a beautiful palm garden with miniature live turtles and that kind of charming living creatures.

Especially popular is the Royal Palace, reminiscent of Versailles in the style of the classical baroque, with adjacent columns and architecture combined with granite and white stone. Elegant and elegant palace completes a beautiful garden.

Do you like action and colorful performances? Go to the Spanish bullfight, which is held in Madrid in May, on the feast of St. Isidore. Less aggressive, but no less entertaining - the festival of flamenco Caja Madrid Flamenco Festival. It is held only a few times a year, if you can not get to it, do not despair, at the Cafe Chinitas, flamenco dancing every evening.

Walking around the city and quenching your curiosity, do not forget about your appetite: buy some jamon and churrosov - it's donuts with or without stuffing, along with which they serve a cup of chocolate, where they actually need to dunk. Do not like donuts, season with a crispy baguette with one of the sorts of hard cheese, grab a Maho beer or a bottle of classic white with you. All this culinary variety can be tasted under a shady tree in one of the picturesque parks of the capital.

The area of ​​Espanya

A clear example of Spanish architecture is the area of ​​Espanya (España), a distinctive feature of which are numerous green spaces, a swimming pool and a monument where you can see Don Quixote and his faithful friend Sancho Panza, and the central place belongs to their creator Miguel de Cervantes.

Area Cibeles

Feel free to go to the square Cibeles, it is decorated with the famous Cibeles fountain in Madrid under which is the store of the state bank - Banco de España. Plaza Cibeles took its place on Prado Street, not far from the museum of the same name.

Casa de Campo Park

A special attraction is the Casa de Campo park thanks to crystal clear lakes, a colorful amusement park, a zoo and an aquarium and, oddly enough, a cable car. Look at the emerald greenery of parks and grand buildings, hear a story about everything that opens from a bird's eye view, see the best sights of the city - an unusual air trip will give impressions for the whole year.