Arroyomolinos Things to Do

More than an Irish pub, this huge place actually looks like a small Irish village, with its own little flea market in the main square surrounded by balconies and washing out to dry on the line. The pub is oozing with Irish char... more

The capital's largest parkland area attracts thousands of madrileños during sunny weather. It's the closest some of them get to a day out in the country and a great picnic spot. As for entertainment, there's the Zoo Aquarium, a... more

The focus of this event is contemporary prints (including lithographs, etchings, silkscreen, and aquatints) for sale at prices the public can afford. Over a hundred exhibitors show work by famous artists like Picasso, Saura, an... more

If you are interested in the literary history of Madrid, the Church of San Sebastián cannot be missed. This beautiful church, though bombed in the civil war, has a collection of important preserved documents and is a popular st... more

The Castillo de San Servando is what remains of part of Toledo's defences and is reached by crossing the Alcántara Bridge. There were fortifications as far back as the Moslem era and probably in Visigothic times too. When Alfon... more

The église du Gésu in Toulouse, entirely renovated in 2000, is a location associated with the organization of Toulouse les Orgues as the musical venue of the religious community. The organ, built by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in 18... more

Only a few ruins are left of this magnificent work of engineering in the Tajo River. Located at the foot of the Alcázar, the Artificio de Juanelo served to supply the city with water in the 16th Century. Visitors can reach thes... more

Located next to Magdalena Plaza and close to Zocodover Plaza, this remodeled space, where the mansion of the Condes de Trastamara is found, has been arranged like a typical Toledo patio with a series of restaurants installed. E... more

Despite the fact that both the Romans and the Visigoths undertook the task of protecting Toledo, it was the Muslims who, after capturing the city in 711, reinforced the old city walls to adapt them to their new military functio... more

Spain's democratically elected Diputados (MPs) meet here to discuss matters of state and formulate legislation. Individuals can visit on Saturdays during certain times. 50 people are allowed in every 30 minutes. You must bring... more