![]() Colonia Jardín is a station on Line 10 of the Madrid Metro. |
![]() This is the interior of Colonia Jardín subway station. |
![]() People are waiting for train at Colonia Jardín subway station. |
![]() Plaza de España is a station on the Madrid Metro. |
![]() A train has arrived to Plaza de España subway station. |
![]() “Teatro VALLE-INCLÁN” performing arts theater. |
![]() Lavapiés is a station on Line 3 of the Madrid Metro. |
![]() Plaza de Lavapiés. |
![]() Calle Salitre street. |
![]() La Tiendina clothing store. |
![]() This roundabout with a fountain connects Calle Argumosa and Calle del Doctor Fourquet streets. |
![]() Calle del Doctor Fourquet street. |
![]() The fountain decorates the roundabout which connects Calle Argumosa and Calle del Doctor Fourquet streets. |
![]() Parroquia de María Auxiliadora church. |
![]() Parroquia Santuario María Auxiliadora. |
![]() Ronda de Atocha street. |
![]() The “Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía” art museum. |
![]() This tourist information booth is located near Plaza del Emperador Carlos V. |
![]() The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía is Spain's national museum of 20th-century art. |
![]() Paseo de las Delicias street. |
![]() Motorized police is on the street near the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía. |
![]() Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() Hotel Mediodia is a 2-star hotel. |
![]() The “Madrid Puerta de Atocha” bridge. |
![]() Hostal Argentina is a 1-star hotel. |
![]() Madrid Atocha is the largest railway station in Madrid. |
![]() This underground crossing lays under Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() This is the interior of Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() Foodissimo cafe is located inside Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() An escalator is inside Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() The Atocha station memorial commemorates the 191 victims of the 11 March 2004 Madrid train bombings. |
![]() The baby head statue is installed at Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() The “Baby head with closed eyes” statue is located at Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() Atocha Cercanías transit stop. |
![]() Atocha station is a railway complex. |
![]() The wonderful red-brick clock tower dominates Madrid Atocha railway station. |
![]() “Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food and Environment” local government office. |
![]() The flag of Spain is placed on the top of Madrid Atocha railway station building. |
![]() Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food and Environment. |
![]() Exterior of old Atocha station. |
![]() Plaza del Emperador Carlos V. |
![]() The underground road runs under Plaza del Emperador Carlos V. |
![]() Plaza del Emperador Carlos V is on the background of old Atocha station. |
![]() The statue of Enrique Tierno Galván, the mayor of Madrid. |
![]() NH Hotels. |
![]() The facade of NH Hotels. |
![]() CaixaForum Madrid is a striking contemporary cultural center. |
![]() The “CaixaForum Madrid” art museum. |
![]() Paseo del Prado street. |
![]() This fountain is located on Paseo del Prado street. |
![]() Plaza Murillo square. |
![]() The statue of Spanish artist Velazquez is located beside the Prado museum. |
![]() Francisco de Goya statue. |
![]() The Prado Museum. |
![]() This is the additional entrance to the Prado Museum, where different temporary exhibitions are being held. |
![]() San Jerónimo el Real catholic church. |
![]() Low beautiful bushy hedges surround the Prado Museum. |
![]() “Café Prado” cafe. |
![]() This is the facade of San Jerónimo el Real catholic church. |
![]() San Jerónimo el Real catholic church as seen from the north angle. |
![]() The Prado Museum collection currently comprises around 8200 drawings, 7600 paintings, 4800 prints and 1000 sculptures. |
![]() Calle de Felipe IV street. |
![]() Palace hotel. |
![]() Neptune fountain is located in front of the Palace hotel. |
![]() The Monument to the Fallen for Spain “Monumento a los Caídos por España” is a monument located in Plaza de la Lealtad. |
![]() This flower bed is located in front of the Monument to the Fallen for Spain on Plaza de la Lealtad. |
![]() The Westin Palace Madrid is a 5-star hotel. |
![]() Neptune fountain. |
![]() A beggar with a rabbit asks for money. |
![]() Paseo del Prado. |
![]() The City Council of Madrid is the top-tier administrative and governing body of the municipality of Madrid. |
![]() Calle de Alcalá street. |
![]() Príncipe Pío station is a Madrid Metro station in Madrid city center. |
![]() Príncipe Pío subway station was opened on December 27, 1925 and is one of the busiest station on the Madrid Metro system. |
![]() This Burger King fast food restaurant is located in Príncipe Pío shopping center. |
![]() The children's merry-go-round is installed for fun in Príncipe Pío shopping center. |
![]() Tino González e-commerce service is located in Príncipe Pío shopping center. |
![]() “La Tagliatella” Italian restaurant is located in Príncipe Pío shopping center. |
![]() Príncipe Pío subway station has three levels, the highest level is used by Cercanías trains. |
![]() Príncipe Pío subway station has three levels. |
![]() Lines 6 and 10 platforms, Príncipe Pío subway station. |
![]() Real Cinema “Teatro Cine” movie theater. |
![]() In the middle of Plaza de Isabel II we can see a statue dedicated to Queen Isabel II. |
![]() Plaza de Isabel II square. |
![]() Calle Independencia street. |
![]() Calle Felipe V street. |
![]() Plaza de Oriente park. |
![]() There are neatly trimmed shrubs in Plaza de Oriente park. |
![]() Lush greenery is everywhere in Plaza de Oriente park. |
![]() The monument to Philip IV of Spain. |
![]() Plaza de Oriente square. |
![]() The equestrian statue of Philip IV. |
![]() This fountain is at the base of equestrian statue of Philip IV. |
![]() The monument to Philip IV or fountain of Philip IV is a memorial to Philip IV of Spain in the centre of Plaza de Oriente. |
![]() Calle de Bailén street. |
![]() Spanish Royal Guard vehicles are parked beside the Royal Palace of Madrid. |
![]() Spanish Royal Guard jeep is parked beside the Royal Palace of Madrid. |
![]() Plaza de Oriente is a square in the historic centre of Madrid. |
![]() The monument to Captain Ángel Melgar “1876-1909”. |
![]() People riding wheel segways are on Calle de Bailén street. |
![]() This building is located on Calle Noblejas street #7. |
![]() The Almudena Cathedral. |
![]() Royal Palace of Madrid. |
![]() The Royal Palace of Madrid is the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family at the city of Madrid. |
![]() The Almudena Cathedral is a Catholic church in Madrid. |
![]() The Almudena Cathedral is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Madrid. |
![]() Street performer is on Plaza de la Armería near the Almudena Cathedral. |
![]() Street performer plays on accordion on Plaza de la Armería. |
![]() The statue of Saint Peter is at the Almudena Cathedral. |
![]() This building is located on Calle de la Almudena street #3. |
![]() The inscription on the wall of Almudena Cathedral reads: “Year of mercy”. |
![]() This statue of the Almudena Cathedral depicts the Jesus family. |
![]() This is the interior of Almudena Cathedral. |
![]() “Obra Misionera de Jesús y Maria” oil painting by Beata Maria Pilar Izquierdo Albero is in the Almudena Cathedral. |
![]() The Almudena cathedral was consecrated by Pope John Paul II on June 15th, 1993. |
![]() The Neo-Gothic interior of the Almudena cathedral is uniquely modern, with chapels and statues of contemporary artists. |
![]() Different vehicles are waiting for the green traffic light on Calle Mayor street near the Almudena Cathedral. |
![]() Almudena Cathedral “Santa María la Real de La Almudena” is a Catholic church in Madrid. |
![]() “Julián Gómez del Río García - Suárez” pharmacy. |
![]() Italian cultural institute. |
![]() Casa Ciriaco restaurant. |
![]() State Council government office. |
![]() The Church of the Sacrament is a 17th-century, baroque-style, Roman Catholic church. |
![]() “Mercado Jamon Iberico” cured ham bar. |
![]() Plaza de la Villa historical landmark. |
![]() Statue of Don Álvaro de Bazán is located on Plaza de la Villa. |
![]() Casa de la Villa city hall. |
![]() Casa de la Villa is the old city hall. |
![]() Carrefour Express supermarket. |
![]() Calle Ciudad Rodrigo street. |
![]() San Miguel Market “Mercado de San Miguel” tourist attraction. |
![]() Madrid Convention Bureau local government office. |
![]() A man is blowing giant soap bubbles on Plaza Mayor. |
![]() A soap bubble flies above the equestrian statue of Philip III. |
![]() The equestrian Philip III statue which stands in the centre of Plaza Mayor depicts King Philip III of Spain triumphantly riding his stallion. |
![]() The Plaza Mayor was built during Philip III's reign “1598-1621”. |
![]() The Plaza Mayor is a central square in the city of Madrid. |
![]() Calle de Toledo street. |
![]() Zapatería Hecho En España shoe store. |
![]() Calle Concepción Jerónima street. |
![]() Palacio de Viana. |
![]() Charmline curtain store. |
![]() Benavente bus stop. |
![]() Teatro Calderón is a performing arts theater. |
![]() Teatro Calderón. |
![]() Hotel Europa is a 3-star hotel. |
![]() Sol is a station on Line 1, Line 2 and Line 3 of the Madrid Metro. |
![]() The equestrian statue of King Charles III is located on Puerta del Sol public square. |
![]() The equestrian statue of King Charles III. |
![]() Puerta del Sol public square. |
![]() Puerta del Sol public square is one of the best known and busiest places in the city. |
![]() Calle de Preciados street. |
![]() “Michael Jackson” performs on Calle de Preciados street. |
![]() Lush cosmetics store. |
![]() One of the shoe stores is on Calle de Preciados street. |
![]() Street performers portray funny miners on Calle de Preciados street. |
![]() A man gives a donation for street performers on Calle de Preciados street. |
![]() A man wants to be photographed with street performers on Calle de Preciados street. |
![]() Cines Callao movie theater. |
![]() Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() Tall buildings are situated around Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() FNAC building is situated on Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() Desigual clothing store. |
![]() El Corte Inglés department store. |
![]() Street performers are on Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() Capitol Building is located on Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() Callao subway station is located on Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() FNAC building is situated on Plaza del Callao square near El Corte Inglés department store. |
![]() Gran Vía street. |
![]() This is Gran Vía street in the area adjacent to Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() Hotel Atlántico. |
![]() Starbucks coffee shop is located on Plaza del Callao square. |
![]() Burger King fast food restaurant. |
![]() This is the facade of Primark clothing store. |
![]() This is Gran Vía street in the area of Primark clothing store. |
![]() Gran Vía is an ornate and upscale shopping street located in central Madrid. |
![]() This pedestrian crossing is in front of Primark clothing store on Gran Vía street. |
![]() This section of sidewalk is in front of Primark clothing store on Gran Vía street. |
![]() Primark Gran Vía discount fashion & accessories retailer. |
![]() Primark is a discount fashion chain offering clothes and accessories for all ages. |
![]() This is the interior of Primark Gran Vía discount fashion & accessories retailer. |
![]() Primark is an Irish shop that follows the style of low cost fashion. |
![]() Primark Gran Vía. |
![]() Primark Gran Vía is opened 7 days a week and until 10 pm each night. |
![]() This is the line of cash registers in Primark Gran Vía. |
![]() This is how Plaza del Callao square looks in the evening. |
![]() This is how Cines Callao movie theater looks in the evening. |
![]() Plaza del Callao square is full of digital billboards. |
![]() Cine Capitol movie palace. |
![]() This modern digital billboard decorates the Cine Capitol movie palace. |
![]() This is Gran Vía street in the area of Cine Capitol movie palace. |
![]() Rex Hotel. |
![]() Hotel Emperador is a 4-star hotel. |
![]() Carmina Shoemaker shoe store. |
![]() “The Lion King” (El Rey León) entertainer. |
![]() Museo del Jamón restaurant. |
![]() This is the interior of Museo del Jamón restaurant. |
![]() The Edificio España is the 8th tallest building in Madrid. |
![]() This is Gran Vía street in the area of Plaza de España square. |
![]() Tapas 44 restaurant. |
![]() Plaza de España square. |
![]() North-eastern side of the Cervantes monument which is located on Plaza de España square. |
![]() The Edificio España is one of the city's most iconic buildings. |
![]() There is a fountain on the north-eastern side of Cervantes monument. |
![]() This is one of the tallest buildings which surround Plaza de España. |
![]() Bronze sculptures of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza are installed on Plaza de España. |
![]() This is the tiny shallow pond of Plaza de España. |
![]() The stone sculpture of Miguel de Cervantes is on Plaza de España. |
![]() This is one of the sides of Cervantes monument on Plaza de España. |
![]() Plaza de España street. |
![]() Dear Hotel is a 4-star hotel. |
![]() Edificio Vitalicio apartment building. |