You will see the exterior of one of the main pinacotecas of the world, inaugurated in 1819

Bordering Retiro Park, the natural lung of Madrid, you will reach the most representative door of the capital, the work of Sabatini and dated in 1778

The most important park in Madrid and lung of our city, built in the first half of the sixteenth century.

National Library, Monument to Christopher Columbus and the largest flag of Spain

The Paseo de la Castellana, museums, mansions, shopping centers, restaurants will be visited.

You can admire the imposing building, founded in 1771, which houses the National Museum of Natural Sciences, one of the oldest in the world.

The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, headquarters of Real Madrid, one of the most emblematic stadiums in the world.

State museum of private origin, which houses a large and eterogenea collection with more than 12,000 pieces and a library of 20,000 volumes.

One of the most important areas of Madrid, where today are the Golden Mile, several restaurants with Michelin stars and the most exclusive night in Madrid.

Majestic building that houses the National Archaeological Museum and the National Library.

You can see, in addition to the Cibeles fountain, some of the most representative buildings in Madrid such as the Palacio de Comunicaciones, current headquarters of the Madrid City Council, the Palacio de Linares and the Bank of Spain

It runs through one of the most emblematic arteries of the city, full of shops and theaters passing through the Plaza de Callao, the Times Square in Madrid

Perhaps the largest square in Madrid, the monument to Cervantes and two emblematic buildings Torre Madrid and Edificio España stand out

Circulating along the Paseo de Rosales, you can see the Templo de Debod, a donation from the Government of Egypt.

The Royal Palace complex, one of the best preserved in Europe, together with the Sabatini gardens

One of the most modern cathedrals in Spain.

They will contemplate the Basilica that has the third largest circular dome of Christianity

Circulating through the main street you can get to know the Plaza de la Villa, a town of medieval origin and former seat of the Town Hall, the Plaza de San Miguel with the gourmet market of the same name, finally reaching the Plaza Mayor and the Puerta del Sol.

Inaugurated in 1850 is the Opera House of Madrid.

Through the street Duque de Medinaceli and passing through the Basilica of Jesus de Medinaceli you arrive at the Plaza de las Cortes where the Congress building stands out, whose entrance is flanked by two lions.

They will pass, among others, in front of the fountain of Neptune and the Thyssen Museum.

Geographical center of the country, presided over by the equestrian statue of Carlos III and in which there is also the clock from which the year-end chimes are given, the Bear and the Madroño, symbols of the city and the popular statue of the Mariblanca