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The cathedral is open to the public, generally free, but a small donation is requested: €1 and you can enter. Definitely worth it!

A walk around the lake, with views of Madrid, to escape from the city for a while

Stage of many sporting competitions.

I really like the country house to train and that, but be careful if you are doing the goat on trails that are prohibited

A treasure inside and out. You'll gladly donate a euro

Puerta del Sol – the Gate of the Sun: That sounds very tempting... and that is exactly the square in Madrid that bears this name. Right in the center between countless shops, small cafés and historic buildings is the Puerta del Sol square, which is known far beyond the city limits because this is where life in Madrid takes place. The reason for this is not only that the square is considered the center of the city, but also because important political events and the annual doce uvas - the eating of twelve grapes at 12 o'clock sharp on New Year's Eve - take place here. https://www.urlaubsguru.de/reisemagazin/gehenswuerdigkeiten-madrid/

Magnificent, majestic, and gigantic – the Palacio Real in Madrid could hardly be better described. Visitors have also described the Royal Palace as "imposing," "beautiful to look at," or "very impressive." Before the Palacio Real was built at the end of the 18th century on Plaza de Oriente, a Spanish Moorish castle stood on the site, which burned down on Christmas Eve 1784. After several wartime setbacks, Spain's aim with the construction of the palace was to demonstrate a new beginning with renewed courage and self-confidence. This was perfectly reflected in the palace's architectural style: a mix of classical and baroque architecture makes the Palacio Real shine like a work of art from afar. Countless halls, a palace chapel, and a Hall of Mirrors are hidden within the impressive labyrinth. Paintings adorn entire ceilings of individual rooms, chandeliers sparkle in the rays of the sun, and the furniture looks as if it had been designed by the 18th-century king himself – everything is utterly pompous. The royal family itself, however, does not consider the palace its residence. Instead, they reside in the Palacio de la Zarzuela, which is considerably more modest. https://www.urlaubsguru.de/reisemagazin/sehenswuerdigkeiten-madrid/

The construction of the Catedral de Santa Maria la Real de la Almudena took a spectacular 110 years. It was not until 1992 that the building was finally completed. The cathedral bears the name of Almudena, female patron saint of the city. Many girls in Madrid are named after her.