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Madrid is a city of wide avenues, grand squares, and a vibrant atmosphere that makes it one of the most visited cities in Europe. Renowned for its world-famous museums, royal palace, Retiro Park, and a rich gastronomic scene, it represents an ideal combination of culture, history, and the everyday life of modern Spain. Whether you are exploring works of art at the Prado, enjoying tapas, or spending an evening on squares full of life, Madrid offers an authentic experience of the Spanish capital.
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A museum opened in 1819 with one of the most significant collections of European painting. Its galleries house works by Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Rubens, and other great masters, with a focus on Spanish art from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. At least two to three hours are needed to visit the most famous works.
Built in the 18th century on the site of a former Moorish fortress, the Royal Palace is today used for state ceremonies and official events of the Spanish monarchy. Visitors can tour the lavish halls, the Throne Room, and collections of tapestries, porcelain, and historic weapons that bear witness to the rich history of the Spanish court.
The central square of Madrid and one of the busiest gathering places in the city. This is the location of the famous 'Kilómetro Cero', the point from which distances on Spanish national roads are traditionally measured. The square is surrounded by historic buildings, among which Casa de Correos stands out with its clock that marks the beginning of the New Year's celebration every year.
A historic city known for its Roman aqueduct from the 1st century, one of the best-preserved monuments of its kind in Europe.
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