Camino de Madrid: Points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• Convento de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles

  16th-century monastery, in Madrid, Spain.

• Monastery of San Antonio el Real

  Monastery, in Segovia, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Castle of Simancas

  Castle. Designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Grajal Counts Palace, Grajal de Campos

  Palace in Renaissance style, in Grajal de Campos, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Monasterio de Santa Clara

  17th-century monastery, in Centro, Spain.

• Convent of Nuestra Señora de la Merced

  16th-century monastery, in Madrid, Spain.

• Cerro Minguete

  Natural landmark, in Community of Madrid, Spain, at 2,026 m elevation.

• Montón de Trigo

  Natural landmark, in Segovia Province, Spain, designated as Lugar de Interés Geológico.

• Monastery of the Encarnación

  16th-century monastery, in Segovia, Spain.

• La Albuera

  Historic village, in Segovia, Spain, at 1,047 m elevation.

• Puente Duero

  Historic village, in Valladolid, Spain, at 686 m elevation.

• Church of San Miguel de Mediavilla

  Church in Romanesque style, dedicated to Archangel Michael, in Medina de Rioseco, Spain.

• Puente Canto

  Bridge, in Sahagún, Spain, designated as part of UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Church of the Virgen Peregrina, Sahagún

  Monument, in Sahagún, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Church of San Tirso, Sahagún

  12th-century monument in Mudéjar style, in Sahagún, Spain, designated as part of UNESCO World Heritage Site, built in brick.

• Castle of Grajal de Campos

  Monument, in Grajal de Campos, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Monastery of Santa Ana

  16th-century monastery, in Madrid, Spain.

• Convent of San Basilio (Madrid)

  17th-century monastery, in Madrid, Crown of Castile.

• Convento de San Joaquín

  17th-century monastery, in Madrid, Spain.

• Convento de San Antonio, Madrid

  17th-century monastery, in Madrid, Crown of Castile.

• Terrazas del Manzanares

  Archaeological site, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Casa del Tesoro

  16th-century palace, in Madrid, Crown of Castile.

• Palace of the Councils

  17th-century palace, designed by Francisco de Mora, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Palacio de O'Reilly

  An eighteenth-century palace begun in 1725 as houses for the neighbouring Bernardas convent, bought by the Lezcano family in 1830.

• Palace of the Cuesta de la Vega

  20th-century palace, designed by Luis de Landecho, in Madrid, Spain.

• Palacio del Duque de Granada de Ega, Madrid

  19th-century palace in Renaissance Revival style, designed by Matías Laviña Blasco, in Centro, Spain.

• Palacio del Marqués de la Regalía y del Conde de Bornos, Madrid

  18th-century palace, in Madrid, Spain.

• Casa de las Rejas

  17th-century palace in baroque style, in Madrid, Spain.

• Palacio del Marqués de Gaviria

  Palace in Neoclassical style, designed by Aníbal Álvarez Bouquel, in Madrid, Spain.

• Casa de los Lasso de Castilla

  15th-century palace, in Madrid, Spain.

• Royal Convent of La Encarnación

  17th-century baroque architecture museum. Designed by Alberto de la Madre de Dios.

• Puente Verde

  18th-century bridge, designed by Pedro de Ribera, in Madrid, Spain, built in wood.

• Museo de San Isidro

  20th-century museum, in Madrid, Spain.

• Puente Principado de Andorra

  21st-century bridge, in Madrid, Spain.

• Puente de Arganzuela

  21st-century bridge, designed by Julio Martínez Calzón, in Madrid, Spain.

• Puente de Invernadero, Madrid

  Bridge, dedicated to Crystal Palace of Arganzuela, in Madrid, Spain.

• Puente de Matadero, Madrid

  Bridge, dedicated to Matadero Madrid, in Madrid, Spain.

• Puente de La Agachadiza

  18th-century bridge, designed by Francesco Sabatini, in Madrid, Spain.

• Bridges of the Greenhouse and the Slaughterhouse

  21st-century bridge, designed by Daniel Canogar, in Madrid, Spain.

• Church of San Ginés de Arlés

  Church. Designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Monasterio de Sahagún

  Monastery of Sahagún. Monument in Romanesque art style, in Sahagún, Spain, designated as part of UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Royal Armoury of Madrid

  Unknown dating to 1600. Founded by Philip II of Spain.

• Plaza Mayor of Madrid

  Rectangular square of 129 by 94 metres, closed in by uniform buildings with 237 balconies and ten entrances.

• Retiro Park

  17th-century monument, in Jerónimos, Spain, designated as cultural heritage, at 674 m elevation, covering 118.0 km².

• Temple of Debod

  Monument in ancient Egyptian style, in Moncloa-Aravaca, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Puerta de Alcalá

  18th-century monument in Neoclassical style, dedicated to Alcalá de Henares, designed by Francisco Gutiérrez Arribas, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Salón de Reinos

  Monument, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Palacio Longoria

  20th-century palace in Art Nouveau style, dedicated to Francisco Javier González-Longoria, designed by José Grases Riera, in Justicia, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

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