The Royal Palace of Madrid is the city's largest building and the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family.

Madrid's Plaza Mayor is one of the most famous landmarks in Spain and has a rich history dating back several hundred years.

Gran Vía, literally "Great Way", is a street located in central Madrid, mostly dedicated to entertainment with many cinemas, bars and restaurants to enjoy the best tapas.

The Palace, designed by acclaimed architects Antonio Palacios and Joaquín Otamendi, was opened in 1919 and originally served as the Head Post Office.

The Puerta de Alcalá, Door of Alcalá is a monument that, as its name suggests, was once one of the five doors used to enter the walled city of Madrid.

The famous Madrid square has been throughout history the focal point of transportation and of intellectual and economic activity.