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Gran Via Street
Gran Via Street is filled with many shops, it is the main shopping center of Madrid, and a lively and active street throughout the day as it is a link between many vital areas of the city, as it connects the Puerta de Sol area and other areas that are active during the night time such as Malasania And Coca, as the street is implemented on many vital areas in Madrid, such as the royal palace located on the western side of it, and the Palacio de las Comunicacione building located on the eastern side of the street, which is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city.
Royal palace
The Royal Palace is known in the Spanish language as (Palacio Real de Madrid), and it has a high reputation for being the most beautiful and largest official buildings in the Spanish capital Madrid, and is located next to Plaza de Oriente, overlooking the Almudena Cathedral and the Spatini Gardens, which increases the importance of this Building.
Bowen Retiro Park
It is also called El Retiro, and many of the city’s residents mean it on their holidays and to spend their spare time, where visitors can enjoy sitting under the trees or riding a boat scattered on the banks of the pond and enjoy the wonderful views that exist in the park while rowing in the pond, in addition to being one of the The largest park in the city also contains the monument of King Alfonso XII, and the Palais de Cristal.
Malasaña neighborhood
This neighborhood has wide fame for being the finest and most luxurious and most vibrant neighborhood in Madrid, which is packed with tourists and locals, as it is full of luxury restaurants, antique cafes, lots of clothing stores, and other residential areas, so visitors to this neighborhood are advised to close the windows when sleeping For a quiet night’s sleep away from the noise of this neighborhood.
Reina Sofia Museum
This museum was opened in 1992 AD near Atocha metro stations, named after Queen Sofia, and it was dedicated to displaying Spanish art. It also contains many paintings of the most famous Spanish artists, and also hosts a number of temporary art exhibitions, as well as what The museum library includes art books and video and audio recordings.
