Valle de los Caidos - very impressive.Photo by Hector G, USA
Together at el valle de los caidos.Photo by Hector G, USA
On the tour.Photo by Lukian P, Australia
had the best white bean soup ever... Photo by Elizabeth T E, Philippines
The dinner was terrible, so was the service.Photo by Mark O
palace at night Photo by Ed, USA
Group shot of our beginning the Tapas Tour with ou...Photo by Harry Y, USA
After the Tapas Tour we settled for a chocolate ru...Photo by Harry Y, USA
Colorful Flamenco dances fill the stage.Photo by John S, USA
The women are graceful, energetic and fantastic...Photo by Mikki
Fantastic group wanted more.... Photo by Elizabeth T E, Philippines
In front of the Palacio Real Photo by jill.b.weinstein
The bikes were well equipped and easy to ride.Photo by Anonymous
The view from the top was beautiful.Photo by Dana A, USA
Christina. From Sweden but livs on Mallorca.
Our group biking in Madrid.Photo by Tara C
Toledo has a wall on one side and a river surround...Photo by Pamela K, USA
The Segovia Acquedute - a spetacular historical tr...Photo by Lara A, Brazil
Stunning Photo by Kimmi72
The First stop on our tour.Photo by Tara C
Madrid
Attractions
Madrid Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Madrid attractions and places to see in Madrid, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Royal Palace (Palacio Real)
The Palacio Real (or Royal Palace, also referred to as the Palacio de Oriente) is the lavish site of royal events, but is not home to the royal family (they ... Continue Reading »
Plaza Mayor
Plaza Mayor is a large square in central Madrid. It serves today as a meeting place for tourists and locals alike, and has played host to a variety of ... Continue Reading »
Temple of Debod (Templo de Debod)
The Temple of Debod is an Egyptian 4th century BC temple that now stands in the Parque de la Montaña near Plaza de España. While it seems out of ... Continue Reading »
Almudena Cathedral
The Almudena Cathedral is the official Cathedral of Madrid and is dedicated to the Virgin of Almudena. Taking over a century to complete, the Almudena is one ... Continue Reading »
Toledo
Toledo, just 44 mi (70 km) south of Madrid, is the former capital of Spain and is known as "the city of three cultures". Inhabited by everyone from ... Continue Reading »
Segovia
Just 50 mi (80 km) north of Madrid, Segovia transports you back to a distant time in history. From its ancient Roman aqueduct to its 13th century castle, this ... Continue Reading »
Plaza de Espana
Located at the end of one of Madrid's busiest streets, Plaza de España forms the western base of Gran Vía. Its borders are also delineated by two of ... Continue Reading »
El Escorial
Once just a sleepy little resort town 28 mi (45 km) northwest of Madrid, San Lorenzo de El Escorial now hosts thousands of tourists coming in throngs to see ... Continue Reading »
Prado Museum (Museo del Prado)
The Museo del Prado - Prado Museum - is considered to house one of the finest art collections in the world. It displays thousands of European paintings, ... Continue Reading »
Reina Sofia Museum (Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia)
The Centro de Arte Reina Sofia - or Reina Sofia Museum - is Madrid's premier modern art gallery featuring mostly works by Spanish artists. Amongst them is ... Continue Reading »
Parque del Buen Retiro
Parque del Buen Retiro - or Park of the Pleasant Retreat - is Madrid's most expansive park and landmark, covering 1.4 km2 (350 acres). Known locally as just ... Continue Reading »
Alcalá Gate (Puerta de Alcalá)
The Puerta de Alcalá - or Alcalá Gate - stands in the center of the Plaza de la Independencia - Independence Square - and just outside of the Parque ... Continue Reading »
Gran Vía
Meaning "Great Road", Gran Vía is a main thoroughfare in Madrid, built to connect Calle de Alcalá to Plaza de España. Lined with a ... Continue Reading »
Madrid Nightlife Written by Viator
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