The neoclassical style was introduced in Spain after the arrival of the Borbón at the beginning of the 18th century and the new ideas brought about by the Capitoline enlightened despotism. When the dynastic change took place, the Baroque was... Continue reading
TOf the large Spanish radial highways, the A-1 has the task of connecting the capital with Irún, in the province... Continue reading
More than 650 million passengers visit Madrid's 302 Metro stations every year. Beyond origin or destination, both... Continue reading
Madrid's Plaza Mayor is one of the city's most emblematic places and a must when taking a tour of the Spanish... Continue reading
Joseph Bonaparte had one of the most complicated reigns you could think of. In spite of having followers, the... Continue reading
There is always something to discover in Madrid, so getting to know this city completely could take a lifetime.... Continue reading
In a wonderful setting, barely 50 kilometres away from Madrid, are the sixteen courtyards, fifteen cloisters and... Continue reading
