{"id":673469,"date":"2022-11-03T14:14:00","date_gmt":"2022-11-03T11:14:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/?p=673469"},"modified":"2024-04-21T03:37:29","modified_gmt":"2024-04-21T00:37:29","slug":"what-to-see-in-madrid-in-1-day-on-your-own-route-photo-description-map","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/en\/what-to-see-in-madrid-in-1-day-on-your-own-route-photo-description-map\/","title":{"rendered":"What to see in Madrid in 1 day on your own – route, photo, description, map"},"content":{"rendered":"

Despite the fact that the Spanish capital is located<\/a> 300 km from the sea<\/a>, its original name macherit is associated with water. In Arabic, the word means “source of full waters.” The city<\/a>, whose name began to be pronounced as “Madrid” in the Middle Ages, really stands on layers rich in groundwater. The location of the city<\/a> in the center of Spain was the main factor in granting it the status of the capital of the state in 1561. After that, Madrid began to develop rapidly: housing construction was rapidly going on, Royal factories for the manufacture of glass, porcelain and carpet products were opened.<\/p>\n

The birthplace of the famous tenor Placido Domingo is beautiful with its gardens and parks, squares and palace<\/a>s, museums and theaters. If you plan to do without an excursion when visiting the city, we offer you a recommendation review of what to see<\/a> in Madrid<\/a> in 1 day on your own<\/a>. Read and make a choice of attractions<\/a> from this review.<\/p>\n

Arena Las Ventas<\/h2>\n

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The symbol of national entertainment, embodying the courage of Spanish men, is the Las Ventas arena, an unusually beautiful architectural structure made of red brick. A monumental neo-Mudejar-style building surrounding an open round area<\/a> was erected during the heyday of the art of bullfighting (20-30s of the last century). The first bullfighting seas<\/a>on took place in Las Ventas in 1935, and then the arena was empty for 4 years due to with the civil war.<\/p>\n

The majestic 4-level building, decorated with numerous arches, jagged walls, rectangular towers and spiers, cannot but delight in its appearance. Composer M. Lillo dedicated his piece of music to this magnificent landmark. The arena sea<\/a>ts 23,798 spectators. Bullfighting fans come here from March to October<\/a>, during the bullfighting season. The rest<\/a> of the time there are other performances.<\/p>\n

Book a private transfer from the airport to your hotel for 2 956 RUB<\/a><\/p>\n

At the facades of the building there are monuments to the dead bullfighters and the English scientist who invented penicillin, Fleming, as a token of his merit in saving the lives of the fighters. In 1951, the Bullfighting Museum was opened here, where exhibits related to the danger<\/a>ous art are displayed. A genuine costume soaked in the blood of a matador makes a strong impression. Paintings and sculptures depict bold, courageous bull lords.<\/p>\n

Retiro Park<\/h2>\n

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Even tour<\/a>ists spoiled by the views of various parks cannot hold back their boundless admiration when they first find themselves in a huge landscape and architectural kingdom – Retiro Park. The definition “green lungs of the city” (more than 15 thousa<\/a>nd trees) will definitely fit it. It is only worth adding to such a metaphor that it is also an oasis of beauty, culture and sports. On 125 hectares among green areas, flowery lawns there are magnificent palaces, fountains, theme gardens, ponds, sports and entertainment center<\/a>s.<\/p>\n

It is impossible to indifferently pass by the Velasquez Palace or the Crystal Palace, which today serve as exhibition pavilions. On the Big Pond you can ride a boat or boat, sit on the shore under spreading crowns, feed waterfowl. Graceful sculptures adorn the alleys of the Retiro, among which the Fallen Angel is the only statue of the devil in the world<\/a>.<\/p>\n

It depicts the scene of the expulsion of Lucifer from paradise. The memorial dedicated to King Alfonso the 12th is impressive to the core. 20 best sculptors worked on the composition, consisting of a snow-white colonnade, a majestic pedestal with an equestrian statue<\/a> on it and allegorical sculptures. Every visitor to Retiro feels the fabulousness of this place.<\/p>\n

crystal palace<\/h2>\n

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The amazing beauty of the airy building made of metal and glass – the Crystal Palace was erected in Retiro Park in 1887 to host an exhibition of tropical plants of the Philippines. The famous architect Velazquez decided to make an analogue of London's Glass Palace, located in Hyde Park. The brainchild of Velazquez part<\/a>ly surpassed Paxton's palace in graceful beauty and perfection of construction.<\/p>\n

Located at the very edge of the artificial lake, the architectural wonder captivates the eye. It see<\/a>ms that the palace is standing on the water, and this makes it even more attractive. It was the first glass building built in Spain<\/a>, and at that time was a unique<\/a> structure. But even today it remains the most popular object for photo<\/a>graphing enchanted tour<\/a>ists.<\/p>\n

The intricate glass structures are set on a strong wrought iron base, on top of which a brick and stone platform is built. It is lined with picturesque ceramic tiles created by the Spanish ceramist D. Zuloaga. The entrance is decorated with classical columns with a balustrade, a giant dome crowns the roof. Sparkling under the sun, the palace really seems to be crystal. It hosts various exhibitions, entrance to the Crystal Palace is free.<\/p>\n

Gate of Alcala<\/h2>\n

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Next to the Ritero Park, a monumental granite structure is built – the Alcala Gate. This truly historic building was erected in 1778 at the main entrance to the city, and now you can see how the boundaries of Madrid have expanded. Alcala Gate today is a magnificent architectural monument of the 18th century. on Alcala street. Although the street of the same name went aside<\/a> after the reconstruction, its name was fixed behind the gate that divided the street in half. The initiator of the construction of the new gate at that time was King Charles III, who actively sought to modernize the city.<\/p>\n

It is impossible not to admire this granite 5-arch monument – the epitome of grandeur, grandeur and beauty. The eastern facade is marked by 10 columns with capitals. Above the central arch, on both sides, the name of Charles and the date of construction are car<\/a>ved, and above – a sculptural image of mythological characters and children<\/a>‘s figures. The side arches of the western fa\u00e7ade are crowned with lion heads and cornucopias. Above each of them there are 2 sculptures – symbols of the Virtues. The gates of Alcala are destined for eternity – they seem unshakable.<\/p>\n

Palace of Cibeles<\/h2>\n

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The fabulous-looking snow-white Cibeles Palace, located on the square of the same name, was built over 13 years (1904-18) And this is not surprising: the architecture of the huge building is a complex of various turrets, columns, pinnacles, galleries, spiers and other pretentious elements in the neo-Churrigueresque style “. The most talented architects and engineers worked on the project of an amazing masterpiece, becoming famous for<\/a> the amazing result of their efforts. The grand opening of the Palace of Telecommunications took place in March 1919, and in 1993 it was included in the list<\/a> of honorary cultural heritage of Spain.<\/p>\n

After a large-scale rest<\/a>oration of the facades, the building of the palace, which was given the name Sibeles in 2009, is owned by the City Council. The townspeople lovingly call the main attraction of the square the “wedding cake” – the palace is so delightful. On an area of \u200b\u200bmore than 12 thousa<\/a>nd square meters. m today there are various cultural and entertainment<\/a> institutions: a reading room, a public information sector, exhibition pavilions, concert halls, a restaurant.<\/p>\n

Even an external examination of the magnificent structure leaves a deep impression. But a real miracle awaits you if you go inside and go up to the observation deck, equipped on the 7th floor. From here you will see a 360\u00b0 panorama of modern Madrid. You will see the boulevards of Castellana and Recolesos filled with vibrant life, the streets of Alcala and Gran Via, the picturesque greenery of the Paseo del Prado alley – the center<\/a> of the capital will amaze you with its diverse beauty.<\/p>\n

Tissen-Bornemis Museum<\/h2>\n

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Do you want to immerse yourself in the magic<\/a>al world of high-quality painting? Be sure to visit the Thyssen-Bornecima Museum, located in a small area, conventionally referred to as the “golden triangle of art.” It is named so because of the concentration<\/a> of several major museums in this place, including the famous Prado. The founders of the institution are the father and son of Thyssena, who were awarded the title of the Hungarian baron Bornemyssa, the owners of a huge collection of paintings painted over 8 centuries by various artists.<\/p>\n

The purpose-built building accommodates 4 museum expositions, reflecting the chronology and trends of the art of world painting. The most extensive collection (1st exposition) presents the works of Italian, Dutch, Flemish masters of the brush of the 13th-16th centuries. Among them there are absolute rarities – paintings by Lucas-Cranach (father), Memling and Holbein. The 2nd exposition contains works by Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo artists (17th-18th century).<\/p>\n

Here you can admire Titian's “Madonna”, Rembrandt's “Self-portrait”, paintings by Rubens, Tintoretto, Gainsborough and other brilliant creators of these trends. The 3rd part of the collection of paintings is devoted to impressionism and post-impressionism in painting (19th-20th century).<\/p>\n

5 works by Monet, Degas “Ballerina”, paintings by Gauguin, 5 paintings by Van Gogh, masterpieces by Toulouse-Lautrec, Cezanne and other impressionists delight the eyes of visitors. There are creations of post-impressionists: Picasso, Dali, Kandinsky, Chagall. The 4th floor of the building is occupied by the work of American painters (late 19th-early 20th century): Pollock, Lichtenstein and many others.<\/p>\n

Prado Museum<\/h2>\n

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The Madrid Museum of Fine Arts, which is not inferior in popularity to the Louvre in Paris<\/a>, was opened in 1819 and received the name of the Prado Park, which previously housed a public exhibition. The official organizer of the institution is Queen Isabella of Braganza, but in fact the basis of the Prado collection was laid by King Charles V. Collecting works of Spanish painting and sculpture, he bequeathed them to the society.<\/p>\n

A rich collection of artistic masterpieces (8,000 paintings, 400 sculptures) by famous Europe<\/a>an artists made the Prado Museum an extremely popular object. Despite the impressive size of the museum building, only 2,000 paintings are exhibited at a time. Here today you can see the immortal creations of the Spanish classics of painting of the 17th-19th centuries: Velasquez, Zurbaran, Goya, El Greco and others.<\/p>\n

The collection of Goya's works is especially extensive – 30 paintings by an extraordinary painter reflect all periods of his unique work. Almost all European art schools are represented in the paintings of Raphael, Botticelli, Titian, Bosch, Durer, Cranach and many other talented painters. Among the magnificent examples of sculpture are the famous statues of Orestes and Pylades of the ancient Roman sculptor. A visit to the Prado is a delight in the world of great art.<\/p>\n

Royal Botanic Garden<\/h2>\n

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Next to the Prado Museum is an enchanting oasis of diverse flora – the Royal Botanic Gardens, which functions as a research center for CSIC. There are 3 thematic zones on 8 hectares: plants of the American continent, the Pacific and European regions.<\/p>\n

The modern garden was moved to the Paseo del Prado from the banks of the Manzanares River in 1774 and has been actively expanded all this time. Particularly progressive changes took place in it in the 19th century, when greenhouse pavilions, a library, botanical classes appeared on the territory of the garden, scientific expeditions were organized around the world.<\/p>\n

Today, the National Monument of Spain<\/a> – the Royal Botanical Garden is one of the best examples among its European counterparts. The entire area of \u200b\u200bthe garden with 5 thousand different types<\/a> of flora is divided into 4 terraces. The 1st lower terrace with a collection of ornamental vegetation, fruit trees and rose gardens looks unusually picturesque. The 2nd lower terrace represents the evolutionary series of plants, from the most primitive to highly developed species.<\/p>\n

On the highest Upper Terrace, consisting of 25 sectors, there is a park, a pond, a greenhouse with a rich collection of various plants, and an exhibition pavilion. Among the lush greenery, there is a gazebo with a bust of Carl Linnaeus, the greatest naturalist<\/a> explorer. The additional terrace presents unusual exotic collections of woody and herbaceous flora.<\/p>\n

Bridge<\/a> of Toledo<\/h2>\n

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To call this grandiose crossing facility just a bridge is unfair. The magnificent urban construction object symbolizes granite power, architectural elegance and pomp of the Baroque, and reliable durability. The Toledo Bridge over the Manzanares River was built in the 18th century. (1718-32) instead of the former crossing destroyed by the flood. The architect de Ribera created a design for a 9-arch bridge that can withstand floods of any magnitude. The mighty stone pillars between the arches are made of monumental granite blocks.<\/p>\n

The sides of each support have a rounded shape in the form of a giant column, allowing water to smoothly bend around them. Until 1952, the 4.95 m wide bridge was a pedestrian crossing, but after an accident with a tram that claimed the lives of 15 people, Toledo became a pedestrian crossing. Today it is a favorite place for walks of tourists<\/a> and Madrid residents.<\/p>\n

People come here to enjoy the surrounding views of the city and the baroque decorations of the bridge itself. In its central part, on both sides, there are statues of St. Isidore and Maria Torribia – examples of the art of sculpture in the Baroque style. On the ground part around the bridge there are beautiful lawns and flower beds, pleasing to the eye.<\/p>\n

Gate of Toledo<\/h2>\n

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Near the main Cathedral<\/a> of the city rises a monument of gray granite – the Gates of Toledo. The majestic building was erected in the 2nd decade of the 18th century. (1817-27) on the site of the old fortress gates of the 15th century leading to the city of Toledo. The Neo-Romanesque monument is dedicated to King Ferdinand VII, who expelled the French from Madrid. It was designed by Antonio Aguado from granite and limestone mined in the vicinity of Malaga. The gates of Toledo consist of 3 arches – a semicircular central and rectangular side ones.<\/p>\n

The span of the central arch is decorated with Ionic semi-columns and pilasters. From the side of the city, the top of the arch is crowned with the coat of arms of Madrid, supported by angels. The outer side of the gate is pompously decorated with sculptures. Above the main arch there is a sculptural composition symbolizing the power of Spain on the globe. Below is an inscription glorifying Ferdinand VII. Above the side arches are images of military trophies. Both sides of the monument are surrounded by picturesque lawns.<\/p>\n

Gardens of Las Vistallas<\/h2>\n

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A charming green area in the oldest microdistrict of Madrid invites you to a leisurely walk against the backdrop of velvet lawns, gazebos and a variety of trees. Many people come here to climb the observation platform – a terrace equipped in one of the local cafes.<\/p>\n

While quenching your thirst with cool drinks, you can enjoy the breathtaking views<\/a> towards the Sierra de Guadarrama. During the civil war, the gardens were shelled by the nationalists, and they were answered by the republicans from the bunker. A kind of monument associated with death – the viaduct, built instead of the old bridge in 1942, was known as the place of suicides jumping from it. Therefore, in 1990, the authorities enclosed it with a plastic fence, slightly obstructing the view.<\/p>\n

The construction of the viaduct was dictated by the need for more convenient movement of citizens through the tributary of the river. Manzanares. Before his appearance, people had to be transport<\/a>ed to the other side in boats. If you have time, it is worth walking along the street. Segovia up south<\/a> to see the Moorish Quarter, reminiscent of the city of Medina.<\/p>\n

Plaza Mayor<\/h2>\n

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It is unforgivable not to visit a truly historical place of Madrid, shrouded in the veil of events of past eras – Plaza Mayor. 2017 was an anniversary year for the square – it turned 4 centuries old. In the 15th century it was the outskirts of the city, where there was a brisk trade in food and goods – a spontaneous market. Until the 16th century It was forbidden to erect any buildings here.<\/p>\n

In the 16th century, a grandiose building with 377 balconies, 114 entrance arches and 76 dormer windows Casa de la Panaderia – the Bakery House was built on the square around its perimeter. During the terrible time of the Spanish Inquisition, cruel executions of heretics were carried out on the square. Later, the executions were transfer<\/a>red to Barley (Cevada) Square, and returned to the years of French dominance.<\/p>\n

Major fires in the 17th century led to changes in the design of the Bakery House. And after the fire in 1790, the 5-story building became a 3-story building. All the notorious balconies overlook 4 cardinal directions, which allowed them to serve as concert venues during the Christmas<\/a> Festival of Multi-Genre Music (2017). On Christmas Eve, a festive fair is organized on the Plaza Mayor, multi-colored tents selling various souvenirs<\/a> are set up.<\/p>\n

El Rastro Market<\/h2>\n

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The oldest Spanish flea market, known throughout Europe, got its name El Rastro from the bloody footprints when the skins of dead animals were brought from the slaughterhouses for dressing. It was in this place that leather production was based here in the Middle Ages. Today it is an open-air Sunday flea market selling “stuff” and authentic rarities.<\/p>\n

Tourists<\/a> and citizens are attracted here by a special Spanish flavor, a cheerful atmosphere, and the desire to acquire a treasured little thing. Cheerful music sounds, crowds of people look into the tents, hoping to find something unusual. In different places of the market, conditionally divided into thematic ones, everything that is connected with the life and life of a person is sold.<\/p>\n

Poultry, other livestock, pet accessories with an interesting<\/a> history<\/a>. Street sections have been turned into a solid flea market: there is a street for artists, moviegoers, collectors of various stripes, connoisseurs of antiques. But, as at any flea market, where there is a different audience, you need to be careful.<\/p>\n

San Miguel Market<\/h2>\n

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Organized at the beginning of the 19th century. on the site of the burned-out church of San Miguel, the market of the same name is now one of the most popular places in the city. This is not just a market where you can buy any gastronomic product, but an object of entertainment and recreation. The recently restore<\/a>d pavilion under a metal frame and glass inside looks very picturesque. All stalls are decorated with ceramic patterns, gas lamps are installed, counters are decorated in the form of tapas bars.<\/p>\n

In fact, San Miguel is a gastronomic paradise, where an international range of products is offered for every taste. Fresh oysters from France, black and red caviar from Russia, octopus from Galicia, cod from Finland<\/a> – the choice is unlimited. Here you can buy freshly baked bread, cheeses of different varieties, seafood, any meat, vegetables and exotic fruits<\/a>. The pavilion is conditionally divided into 3 sectors. The 1st sells bread, all kinds of pastries, desserts.<\/p>\n

Here you can, for example, drink barraquito coffee with churros or croissants. Seafood reigns in zone 2: scallops, octopuses, shrimps, crabs are served fried, boiled, raw. 3rd tapas sector, where they serve traditional Spanish food: cheeses, olives, pintxos, paella. Restaurants are located on the 2nd floor. In addition to the trading platform, San Miguel serves as a venue for concerts, fairs, presentations, and train<\/a>ing courses.<\/p>\n

Cathedral of Almudena<\/h2>\n

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A magnificent building of neoclassical appearance next to the Royal Palace cannot but attract attention with the graceful beauty of its facades. There are always tourists in front of it. Although it is not an ancient object, it is surrounded by an interesting history<\/a> and legends<\/a>. Almudena Cathedral began to be built in 1884 at the behest of King Alfonso VII, who planned to bury his wife Mary of Orleans, who died of tuberculosis, within its walls. According to legend, the statue of Our Lady of Almudena was brought to Madrid in the 1st century. Apostle James.<\/p>\n

But it had to be hidden from the Arabs who conquered Spain. The statue was allegedly found only in the 11th century. after the expulsion of the conquerors. The legendary sculpture (not from the 1st century, but from the 16th) is kept in the cathedral today. Maria Almudena is the patron saint of Madrid. The cathedral in her honor was built for a very long time, only in 1993 it was consecrated by John Paul II, the Pope, whose statue is installed in front of the temple<\/a>. In the same year, the cathedral was opened to the public.<\/p>\n

On the entrance gate of the temple, decorated with bas-reliefs, scenes of biblical scenes are depicted. Inside, the room is flooded with light with multi-colored highlights pouring through large stained-glass windows. An impressive green marble altar in the Orthodox style. The local museum exhibits rare icons and other church relics. Through the museum, you can climb to the observation deck located on the roof around the main dome to see a stunning panorama of the city.<\/p>\n

Royal Palace<\/h2>\n

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To visit Madrid and not see its Royal Palace is unforgivable. The extraordinarily beautiful architectural masterpiece is the largest of all European palaces that exist today. It was built for 26 years (1738-64) for Charles III according to the project of the famous Italian architects Sabatini and Sacchetti. Today, the palace plays the role of a museum and a place for celebrations. Adjacent to it is the Campo del Moro park, which houses the Carriage Museum.<\/p>\n

The palace building, made in the Italian Baroque style, impresses with its large-scale volume – it has 3.5 thousand rooms. The facades of the palace are faced with granite slabs, the decorating elements are made of white marble and Colmenar stone, which makes the appearance of the building bright and festive. The interior decoration, considered the most beautiful in Europe, plunges into an emotional shock.<\/p>\n

Amazing frescoes by the best European painters, exquisite crystal chandeliers, chic tapestries, Rococo and Empire style furniture, collections of weapons, Stradivarius violins are admirable. The Royal Palace is one of the best museums<\/a> in Madrid.<\/p>\n

El Teleferico Madrid cable car<\/h2>\n

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Experience the thrill of flying over the Manzanares River and the Casa de Campo park with the Teleferico cable car. It starts at st. Paseo del Pintoro Rosales and stretches for 2.5 km. 80 5-seater cable car cabins fly this distance in 11 minutes, during which you can see iconic sights<\/a>: Spanish Square, Egypt<\/a>ian Temple, Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, etc.<\/p>\n

Below is a picturesque picture of the Casa de Campo park, the largest park in the city. The cable car is a great way to get to the park, where there is a zoo, rides, and picnic areas. The maximum flight altitude is 40 m. Teleferiko operates daily from April to September, from October to March – only on Saturday and Sunday, from 11.00 to 18.00. Due to strong winds, the funicular is stopped.<\/p>\n

Temple of Debod<\/h2>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

Visiting a unique building, radically different in appearance from other religious monuments, the Temple of Debod, you will feel like you are in Ancient Egypt<\/a>. It was there in the 4th century. BC e. this building was located. At first it was a small chapel, later supplemented by other buildings. Crowds of pilgrims came to the temple, worshiping the ancient statue of the goddess Isis. The grateful people of Egypt donated this temple to Spain as a token of gratitude for its participation in saving the temples of Ancient Nubia from flooding.<\/p>\n

In 1968, Debod was dismantled in parts and delivered on ships to Madrid, installed in the West Park. In 1972, the grand opening of a religious rarity took place – a monument of the classical architecture of Ancient Egypt. The main object of the temple is the chapel, which is the best preserved. Outside, it is decorated with bas-reliefs, and inside there are hieroglyphs, paintings depicting various ritual scenes on the walls. The archives of Debod contain photo<\/a>s and documents illustrating the history<\/a> of the temple.<\/p>\n

Arch of Victory<\/h2>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

An architectural symbol of the triumph of the national army over the Republicans in the Civil War, the Arch of Victory was erected on the Plaza de la Moncloa. It was built by order of the dictator Franco in the 50s of the 20th century. Otherwise, the building is called the Gate of Moncloa, not wanting to associate it with the memory of the bloody dictator. The architects Otero and Sanfeliu worked on the project of the 40-meter-high monument.<\/p>\n

The top of the Arch is crowned with a sculptural composition in the form of four horses harnessed to a carriage. They are ruled by the goddess Minerva. On the facades are carved inscriptions in Latin about the victory, about the restoration of the university campus, which was destroyed during the military conflict. Inside the building is a room with a model of the university and the original plans for the construction of the Arch. Currently, the arch is closed to the public, it is viewed from a distance.<\/p>\n

Quay Manzanares<\/h2>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

The result of the project for the development<\/a> of the coastal zone of the river – the Manzanares embankment – is a wonderful place in the Spanish capital. A grandiose reconstruction was carried out on the territory of 650 hectares, green zones were laid out, new pedestrian bridges were built. Each of them is an attractive architectural object. The Arganzuela Bridge, made of stainless steel, is one of the finest examples of a pedestrian crossing. Some of them are decorated with mosaics.<\/p>\n

Along the river there are parks with bicycle paths, fruit and ornamental gardens, dozens of playgrounds and sports grounds. Here they carried out hydraulic engineering work, cleared the riverbed, erected dams, reservoirs for rainwater to replenish the riverbed with it. The whole complex was named “Madrid Rio”, opened in 2011. But work on the further improvement of its territory continues to improve the environment and make the citizens more comfortable.<\/p>\n

How to get<\/a> from the airport to the center:<\/p>\n

If a plane<\/a> from Moscow to Barakhan Airport arrives at the T4S terminal, follow the Exit signs to the train that runs to the T4 terminal. If you arrived at the T1 terminal, you do not need to go anywhere. 8 metro lines are connected to the airport. From terminals T1, T2, T3, T4 you reach Nuevos Ministerios in 15 minutes and from there change to train lines 6 and 10 leading to the historic city center<\/a>. The metro operates from 06.05 – 02.00.<\/p>\n

At the same terminals there are stops of express buses running every 15-20 minutes during the day, and every 35-45 minutes at night. Travel<\/a> time – 35-40 minutes, ticket – 5 \u20ac. In addition, there are many passing buses. If you do not need to save money<\/a>, you can order a taxi<\/a> (average price 40-50 \u20ac).<\/p>\n

Madrid itinerary<\/a> for 1 day on the map<\/h2>\n