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This historic complex is divided into three parts: the monastery (with Lucas Jordán's frescoes), the royal mausoleum, and the palace. The palace's magnificent rooms are decorated with paintings by Titian, El Greco, and Claudio... more
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The continuation of Gran VÃa that links Plaza de España to Moncloa offers something for shoppers, cinema fans and art lovers. The Renoir cinema is here on pretty Plaza de los Cubos. A little further along, on the other side of... more
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Calle José Ortega y Gasset is one of the main streets in the Salamanca district in Madrid. The street is named after the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset (1883-1955), but you don't have to practice philosophy to enjoy t... more
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It's surprising to find such a quiet spot in Madrid. This square doesn't seem to have been affected by the passage of time and it's easy to imagine yourself in a by-gone era. It's surrounded by 15th to 17th-century aristocratic... more
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There are many ways to spend your time and money at this attractive central square: stroll around and admire the architecture and the murals or even buy an original watercolor from one of the many pavement artists. During the M... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Nivariense said
…> Al seguir por la Calle Mayor se llega hasta la Plaza Mayor, una de las más bellas y armoniosas… continue reading »
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This former royal residence houses a fantastic collection of paintings (Velázquez, Caravaggio and Goya), sculptures, furniture, tapestries, glassware, gold and silverware, medals, porcelain and musical instruments. It is well w... more
Real Travelers who've been here
tal42 said
… and just ordered chicken curry. The second day we visited the Prado Museum and el Palacio Real. It's crazy… continue reading »
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This is Madrid's busiest and best-known street. Wide sidewalks, impressive buildings and proximity to the center make it a most desirable residential neighborhood. Some of the most historic buildings include Telefónica HQ, the... more
Real Travelers who've been here
gavngailstrail said
… the Plaza Mayor down Gran Via to the town hall and to a vantage point overlooking the city. That afternoon… continue reading »
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On the road between San Antonio and Cala d'Hort, a signpost marks the Ses Païsses archaeological site. The site contains the remains of a building that was inhabited between the 5th Century BC and the 8th Century AD (about 1,30... more
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This is an excursion for the fit and healthy only. Atlantis is a beautiful beach opposite an impressive rock called Es Vedrá, close to Cala d'Hort beach. Take the road from San Antonio to Cala d'Hort and turn at La Torre de es... more
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This lovely whitewashed church stands in the main village square. Outside its front door there is cultivation of almond trees that flower in early February each year with such an intensity that you'd think it was snowing;it is... more
Talamanca de Jarama Travel Experiences
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Madrid, Carnaval, the works
So among the other things I haven't yet recorded on this thing,--I went to Madrid with the CIEE clan.I saw the famous statue of Quijote a... Continue reading »
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Discovering Spain, from Madrid to the South of Spain
Madrid is the city that never sleeps and even if you want to, it can be difficult, when the partying does not stop until 6-7 in the morni... Continue reading »
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From Paris to Madrid
Firstly can I please tell anyone remotely thinking of taking the train from Paris to Madrid. DONT DO IT.The four of us (aka the fabulous... Continue reading »
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Spain - Last stop before home!!!
24 July - MadridArrived in Madrid and the Tourist information were really good, they gave me a list of hostels and also details of h... Continue reading »
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