Trip to Madrid

Another striking landmark that just begs to be clicked. This 16th century gate was initially smal...

This museum is without a doubt the top cultural site of the city of Madrid and it is also amongst...

16th century onwards, this was a big old hospital, and it became bigger and more sprawling as nee...

Approaching this elegant house, you’re possessed by a sudden tranquillity. Everything just ...

Fundacion MAPFRE is accommodated in a building designed by the famous architect Agustín Or...

Salamanca is the most exclusive commercial and residential neighborhood of Madrid. It is associat...

The National Archaeological Museum of Spain is nationally known as the Museo Archeologico. It was...

A chapel converted into a convent in the 13th century. Neo-classically decorated as a basilica in...

A very clever public space planner saw Madrid’s Rio highway and decided this had park poten...

This Plaza specializes in its immense diversity of collections, which includes the Gothic monumen...

The 17th Marques de Cerralbo was a great intellectual, and he was also very rich. Naturally he de...

Take an old out of use electrical station. Plop several new floors atop it. Slap a green vertical...

Established in 1843, the museum charts the history of the Spanish naval efforts from the time of ...

Sometimes a snowball starts rolling and kicks off an avalanche. Here, an impromptu exhibition of ...

Madrid has many landmarks – this is perhaps the most beautiful. Cybele, the eponymous godde...

The Auditorio Nacional de Musica has a Symphonic Hall and a Chamber Music Hall. Although the audi...

Riveting architecture, beautiful sculptures and stunningly lit at night, this early 20th century ...