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.

• Museo Arqueológico Nacional

  National Archaeological Museum. 19th-century museum, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

  20th-century museum, dedicated to Queen Sofía of Spain, designed by Francesco Sabatini, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• General Archive of Simancas

  16th-century monument, in Simancas, Spain, designated as Memory of the World International Register.

• Royal Tapestry Factory

  18th-century monument in neo-Mudéjar style, designed by José Segundo de Lema, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage, covering 6608.0 km².

• Casa-Museo de Lope de Vega

  20th-century museum, dedicated to Lope de Vega, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Museo Cerralbo

  20th-century museum in Neoclassicism style, designed by Alejandro Sureda, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, covering 1200.0 km².

• Museo del Prado

  19th-century museum, designed by Juan de Villanueva, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, covering 41995.0 km².

• Palacio Real de Madrid

  The largest royal palace in Europe, with 3,418 rooms, built of stone after the old Alcázar burned on Christmas Eve 1734. Philip V wanted no wood in it, against another fire.

• Teatro Real

  19th-century monument, designed by Custodio Teodoro Moreno, in Palacio, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Fundación Carlos de Amberes

  20th-century monument, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Edificio ABC Serrano

  Monument in neo-Mudéjar style, designed by Aníbal González, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Edificio Villanueva

  Monument in Neoclassical style, designed by Antonio López Aguado, in Jerónimos, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Building of the Spanish Bank of Credit

  19th-century monument, designed by Fernando Cánovas del Castillo, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Palace of Santa Cruz

  Palace in baroque style, designed by Juan Gómez de Mora, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Ermita de San Antonio de la Florida

  The Royal Chapel of St. Designed by Filippo Fontana. bien de interés cultural.

• Convent of San Plácido

  17th-century renaissance architecture monastery. Designed by Fray Lorenzo de San Nicolás.

• Convent of the Comendadoras de Santiago

  16th-century monastery, in Universidad, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Convent of the Barefoot Trinitarians

  17th-century monastery in baroque style, in Cortes, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Barracks of Conde-Duque

  18th-century monument in baroque style, designed by Pedro de Ribera, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Palace of Villahermosa

  19th-century palace in Neoclassical style, designed by Rafael Moneo, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Escuelas Pías de San Fernando

  18th-century monument, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Teatro María Guerrero

  19th-century monument in Classicism style, dedicated to María Guerrero, designed by Agustín Ortíz de Villajos, in Justicia, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Escuelas Pías de San Antón

  Monument in Neoclassical style, designed by Pedro de Ribera, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Fábrica Osram

  Monument, designed by Francesc Borràs Soler, in Palos de la Frontera, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Fábrica de harinas San Antonio

  19th-century monument, in Medina de Rioseco, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, covering 2410.0 km².

• Paseo del Prado

  Monument, in Retiro, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, 1.1 km long.

• Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales

  16th-century renaissance architecture monastery. Designed by Juan Bautista de Toledo.

• Corrala de Sombrerete

  Monument, in Embajadores, Spain, designated as monumento histórico-artístico.

• Casa de las Siete Chimeneas

  Monument in baroque style, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Iglesia de San Cayetano

  Church in baroque style, designed by José Benito de Churriguera, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Museo Sorolla

  20th-century museum, dedicated to Joaquín Sorolla, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Universidad Pontificia Comillas

  19th-century monument, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Palacio Bauer

  18th-century palace in eclectic style, designed by http://www.wikidata.org/.well-known/genid/984d96d02a41a5730ce7d7fe56b1b3eb, in Universidad, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid

  18th-century monument, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, at 641 m elevation.

• Palacio de Cibeles

  20th-century palace in eclectic style, designed by Antonio Palacios Ramilo, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, 40 m tall.

• Basílica de San Francisco el Grande

  18th-century church in Neoclassical style, dedicated to Francis of Assisi, designed by Francisco Cabezas, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Museo de América

  Museum of America. 20th-century museum, designed by Luis Moya Blanco, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Puerta de Toledo

  19th-century monument, designed by Antonio López Aguado, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Colegio Nuestra Señora del Pilar

  20th-century monument, designed by Manuel Aníbal Álvarez Amoroso, in Recoletos, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Jerónimo el Real

  15th-century church in Gothic style, dedicated to Jerome, designed by Enrique Egas, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Nicolás

  Church of San Nicolás. Church in Mudéjar style, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Pedro el Viejo

  Church in baroque style, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Sebastián (Madrid)

  Church of San Sebastián (Madrid). 17th-century church in baroque style, dedicated to Saint Sebastian, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Casa Gallardo

  20th-century monument in Art Nouveau style, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Puente de Segovia

  Segovia Bridge. 16th-century bridge, designed by Juan de Herrera, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Antón

  San Antón Church. 18th-century church in baroque style, dedicated to Anthony the Great, designed by Pedro de Ribera, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• National Temple of Saint Teresa of Jesus and Convent of the Discalced Carmelite Fathers

  20th-century eclectic architecture monastery. Designed by Jesús Carrasco-Muñoz y Encina.

• Cine Barceló

  20th-century monument in rationalism style, designed by Luis Gutiérrez Soto, in Justicia, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

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