Madrid's central square is dominated by a bronze statue of King Philip III, dating back to 1616.
Admire one of the oldest standing churches in Madrid which breaths with history.
This amazing royal monastery once belonged to the richest ones in all of Europe and it later became home to many rich young widows and…
The most famous central square is the official starting point for Spain's 6 National Roads.
The square has become one of the most iconic places in Madrid and is an absolute must for every tourist.
The name speaks for itself - this renowned museum prides itself on one of the largest collections of European art in the world.
The Neo-classical square was constructed in the 18th century and is adorned with the Fountain of Neptune, designed by the Spanish sculptor…
This street full of bars and clubs is one of the Madrid's prime nightlife areas.
The museum, named after Queen Sofía, houses a ginormous collection of Spanish art of the 20th century.
This famous flea market has to be seen to be believed. One of the biggest flea markets in Europe, El Rastro is located in the historical…
This square was once an important historical place, as it witnessed several executions in the 19th century.
Part of the Franciscan convent, this church is famous for its extravagantly frescoed dome.
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…
This square located in the centre of Madrid is dominated by a dashing monument which is dedicated to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and which…
