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| Torre Picasso Paseo de la Castellana, (Azca), Madrid, 28046 |  |
The capital's tallest building was designed by Japanese architect Minoru Yamasaki, the creator of the Twin Towers in NYC. It's 157.25m tall, has 43 floors and a helipad on the...
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| Congreso de los Diputados Carrera de San Jeronimo,, Madrid, 28014 | |
(MPs) meet here to discuss matters of state and formulate legislation. Individuals can visit on Saturdays between 10.30a and 12...
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| Museo Sorolla Paseo del General Martinez Campos, 37, Madrid, 28010 | |
is not to be missed! This is such a beautiful little museum, housed in the former home of the artist. The garden and the museum are a lovely, tranquil place to visit and take in the impressive display of Sorolla's ar... more
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| Teleferico Paseo del Pintor Rosales, s/n, (esquina Marques de Urquijo), Madrid, 28008 |  |
retains an allure of its own as a high-altitude method of admiring the cityscape of Madrid. The cable car departs from Paseo Pintor Rosales at the eastern edge of Parque del Oeste (at the corner of Calle Marqués d... more
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| Cosmocaixa Pintor Velazquez, s/n, Parque de Andalucia, Alcobendas, 28100 |  |
Huge fun for kids of all ages is guaranteed at this interactive science museum on the outskirts of the northerly suburb of Alcobendas, just a short bus trip from Plaza Castilla. Here activity rooms show how nature's laws... more
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| Torres KIO Plaza de Castilla, s/n, Madrid, 28046 |  |
were built at the beginning of the booming '80s to symbolize a new economic dawn. The towers were financed by the Kuwaiti Investment Office (hence the name), and their completion was delayed well over a decade due to a f... more
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| Plaza de Espana Calle Princessa, Madrid, 28008 | |
In some of my trips I used to stay at Gran Via hotels, so this was a meeting point, when I used to come and visit my ex bf in my late teens (lots of memories) I always loved the statue of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza, ma... more
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| Banco de Espana Calle de Alcala 48, Madrid, 28014 | |
building, Spain's most prestigious bank is housed in an equally impressive 19th-century French Second Empire-influenced landmark designed by Eduardo Adaro and Severiano Sanz de Lastra. Standouts inside include a Carrara ... more
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| Puerta de Toledo Glorieta Puerta de Toledo, Madrid, 28005 | |
(Royal Palace) was constructed on the site of a Moorish fortrees, destroyed by fire in 1734. The first stone was placed in 1737 and the Italian architects Juan Bautista Sacchetti and Francisco Sabatini were commissioned ... more
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| Plaza de la Paja Capilla del Obispo, Madrid, 28005 | |
A remainder of medieval Madrid, it's name comes from its use at that time. This was the square where the Bishop auctioned off the straw (paja) brought from his farmland near Plasencia in the province of Caceres. You'll f... more
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