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• Calle Isidro Gómez

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  Calle Isidro Gómez, 1, 28223 Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain

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• Madrid

  Unlike its traditional rival Barcelona, Madrid – the political and social heart of the country – is openly and quintessentially Spanish. You’ll find a passion for bull fighting and flamenco, sunny streets and balmy evenings, a love of soccer that borders on hero worship and restaurants full of paella.
  
  
  Madrid has some great sites, but for many travelers it’s more about the atmosphere and the experience. Evenings at a flamenco restaurant, or sampling tapas in the window of Botin Restaurant (the oldest restaurant in the world), before strolling to the cable car and taking a panoramic ride over the city or getting indulgent with chocolate con churros (strips of dough dipped in chocolate) is more a part of Madrid than any site.
  
  Having said that, this city is gorgeous, and to come all this way without ogling the best of it would be a real waste. In the heart of it you’ll find The Royal Palace, – the largest of its kind in Western Europe – an ornate, 18th century building home to walls full of notable artwork and tapestries that make it significant as a museum in its own right, too. If it’s art you’re after, though, The Prado is still more impressive, as home to the work of many a European master tucked away behind its columned façade.
  
  Madrid Cathedral is a towering white building that took 110 years to build, and the Templo de Debod is a 2nd century Egyptian temple in the heart of Madrid, donated by the Egyptian government in 1968 and now surrounded by a still water moat on the side of a central hillside, an unlikely resting place. Elsewhere in the city there are ample squares in which to collapse and people watch, many coming alive at night with markets or playful drinking sessions.
  
  After splurging the cash over the summer, Real Madrid FC have many of the world’s best football players kicking leather in the magnificent Bernabeu Stadium, including 80 million Euro purchase Ronaldo. An entertaining, impassioned way to spend an evening, if you can tear yourself away from the tapas, alcoholic coffee and sumptuous chocolate snacks.

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  Av del Camino de lo Cortao, 6-8, 28703 San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid, Spain

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  Av. Camino de lo Cortao, 6-8, 28703 San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid, Spain

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• Frances Liao
  If you plan to take the bus 661 or 664 in Madrid, please pay attention , the boarding area in underground area 1 and gate 11. It is on the opposite side of the road for boarding Area 2 and 3. The shop staffs were so tired to direct the people. Once you find it, the rest will be a breeze. I love the town ,too.. Before you board the bus, you might want to go to lower level of the bus station for restroom since there will not be a toilet in Spain long distance bus.
• Daniel Brvnišťan
  Probably the best preserved palace I habe ever been to, so much furniture, paintings, and other artifacts from as far ago as 25th century. The guide spoke perfect English, and had a great sense of humor. The only downside was that you are not allowed to take any photos inside.
• carola simmonds
  Interesting day trip out of Madrid to see where most of the Spanish royal family are buried. In the monastery you can also see some famous art works by El Greco, Luca Giordano, and Claudio Coello. The air is clean and fresh and it can be pretty cold in winter. There are lots of restaurants surrounding the monastery where you can enjoy lunch before heading home
• Adriansito Coronel
  Marvelous arquitecture, only an hour away from Madrid. Visiting El Escorial is a must for anyone spending a few days or more in Madrid. Would recommend walking around the monastery as well as doing the tour inside. Mausoleum and library are undoubtedly the best things to see although it's all worth visiting. Very representative of what the rural interior of Spain is truly like.
• Alberto García-Casillas
  One of the most awesome visits that you can experience while traveling through Madrid. In their rooms you can see how Felipe the 2nd, king of Spain, used to live during the 16th century. Inside the crypt are all the Spanish kings since th 15th century. Magnificent and impressive.

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