Madrid is home to several iconic landmarks. The Bullfighter's Ring has neomudéjar architecture and shields of Spanish provinces. The Country Hall has a modern Baroque facade and was built in 1907, opposite the Cibeles fountain, a symbol of the city. The Cathedral of the Almudena began construction in 1883 and was consecrated in 1911, making it the first cathedral outside Rome to be consecrated by the Pope. The Prado Museum houses European masterpieces from the 16th-19th centuries and is one of the most important art museums in the world, featuring works by Velázquez, El Greco, Goya, and others.

1. M A D R I D
Bullfighter´s Ring: It is neomudéjar style. Its decoration is made of ceramic where it can be seen all the spanish
province´s shields.
Royal Palace:
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Country Hall:
It has a modern architecture with a barroque facade,
its construction began in 1907 and it was opened in
1919. Opposite to this building we can see Cibeles
fountain which was built in 1782,it´s a symbol of the
city. From 1970 this fountain has been a celebration
place for Real Madrid Football Club
Cathedral:
“Almudena´s Cathedral!”
Its construction began in 1883 and end up in
1911. It is the first cathedral which has been
consecrated outside Rome (by the pope Jean
Paul II).
Its outside is very austere and inside it is
neogothic style.It has got three naves which
lenght are 99 metres and a cross which lenght
is 66 metres.
It is one of the most important museums in the world. In this museum
are located dome european masterpieces form the XVI and XIX
century. Velázquez, El Greco, Goya, Tiziano, Rubens, El Bosco,
Murillo, Ribera, Zurbarán, Rafael, Veronese and Tintoretto are some
of the artists who have some of their paintings in this museum.
Spain, Flandes and Italy (mostly Venice) they have a very important
place in Prado Museum
Prado Museum
Royal Palace is the
official residence of
the king in Spain, but
our king doesn´t live
there. It is only used
for official events.