This tour will give you an insight into this magnificent city with its unique architecture, where many styles and traditions intertwined and mixed, creating the Madrid that we see today.
Alcalá Street, through which kings entered the city, leads directly to the Royal Palace. Officially, there is no main street in Madrid. However, many would probably agree that Gran Vía, the name of which translates to “great road”, deserves this title.
Castellana and Recoletos Boulevards, “gates of Europe” (these are two office buildings located at the Madrid Plaza de Castilla. The skyscrapers are tilted towards each other at an angle of 15° from vertical).
Santiago Bernabéu (home stadium of the football club “Real Madrid”), Columbus monument, Spain Square, Puerta del Sol square, Debod temple (Egyptian temple from the 2nd century BC), Corrida building, Retiro park, Atocha station, San Francisco Grande, opera and palace building.
