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.

• Puente de Simancas

  Bridge, in Simancas, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, built in stone.

• Círculo de Bellas Artes

  20th-century monument, designed by Antonio Palacios Ramilo, in Cortes, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural, 67 m tall.

• Casa del Nuevo Rezado

  18th-century monument in Neoclassical style, designed by Juan de Villanueva, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Edificio Sabatini

  Monument, designed by José de Hermosilla, in Madrid, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Cloister of San Jerónimo El Real

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

• Headquarters of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation

  18th-century monument, designed by Manuel Martín Rodríguez, in Centro, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Headquarters of the Royal Spanish Academy

  19th-century monument, designed by Miguel Aguado de la Sierra, in Jerónimos, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Headquarters of the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain

  20th-century monument, designed by Francisco Javier de Luque, in Chamberí, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Convent of the Salesas Reales

  Monastery. Designed by Francisco Moradillo.

• Headquarters of the Bank of Spain

  19th-century monument in eclectic style, designed by José Yarnoz Larrosa, in Cortes, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Casino de Madrid

  20th-century monument, designed by José López Sallaberry, in Sol, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Ildefonso

  Church of San Ildefonso. 19th-century church in Neoclassical style, dedicated to Ildephonsus of Toledo, designed by Juan Antonio Cuervo, in Universidad, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia del Carmen

  Church of Carmen. Church in baroque style, in Sol, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de la Buena Dicha

  Church of Buena Dicha. Church in eclectic style, dedicated to Mary, designed by Francisco García Nava, in Universidad, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Homeopathic Institute and Hospital of San José

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

• Fuentecilla del Leal

  19th-century monument, designed by Francisco Meana, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Valencia Institute of Don Juan

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

• Miguel Ángel 8

  Monument, designed by Joaquín Saldaña y López, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Casa de Pérez Villaamil

  20th-century monument, designed by Eduardo Reynals, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Caserón de San Bernardo

  Monument, designed by Francisco Jareño y Alarcón, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Antonio de los Alemanes

  Church of San Antonio de los Alemanes. 17th-century church in baroque style, designed by Pedro Sánchez, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Fermín de los Navarros

  Church of San Fermín de los Navarros. 19th-century church in neo-Mudéjar style, designed by Carlos Velasco Peinado, in Chamberí, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San José

  Church of San José. 18th-century church in baroque style, designed by Pedro de Ribera, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Marcos

  Church of San Marcos. Church in baroque style, designed by Ventura Rodríguez, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de San Manuel y San Benito

  Church of San Manuel y San Benito. 20th-century church in Byzantine Revival style, designed by Fernando Arbós y Tremanti, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Iglesia de Santa Bárbara

  Church of Santa Bárbara. 18th-century church in baroque style, dedicated to Saint Barbara, designed by François Carlier, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Museo Nacional de Antropología

  National Museum of Anthropology. 19th-century museum, designed by Francisco de Cubas, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Carrión Building

  Monument in expressionist style, designed by Luis Martínez-Feduchi, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage, built in marble.

• Segovia Station

  19th-century monument, in Segovia, Spain, designated as cultural heritage, covering 109891.0 km².

• Frontón Beti Jai

  19th-century monument in eclecticism style, designed by Joaquín Rucoba, in Almagro, Spain, designated as Red List of Endangered Heritage item.

• Hospital de la Venerable Orden Tercera

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

• Headquarters of the National Museum of Decorative Arts

  Museum, in Retiro, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Puerta Real

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

• Residencia de Señoritas

  20th-century monument, designed by Carlos Arniches Moltó, in Chamberí, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• El Águila Brewery

  20th-century monument in neo-Mudéjar style, designed by Emilio Tuñón, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage, covering 11691.0 km², built in brick.

• Chapel of Christ of Sorrows of the Venerable Third Order of San Francisco El Grande

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

• Royal Deputation of San Andrés de los Flamencos

  19th-century monument, designed by Manuel Ortiz de Villajos, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Espacio Miró

  21st-century monument, dedicated to Joan Miró, in Madrid, Spain, designated as cultural heritage.

• Chapel and Dining Room of Ave María

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

• Navacerrada Reservoir

  Lake covering 93.0 km². Navacerrada Dam is a reservoir in Navacerrada in the Community of Madrid, Spain.

• Ochavado Pond

  17th-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

• Vázquez de Mella

  20th-century lake, in Justicia, Spain.

• Eugenio d'Ors Rovira

  20th-century lake, designed by Frederic Marès i Deulovol, in Cortes, Spain.

• Central Pond of San Isidro Park

  Lake, in San Isidro, Spain.

• Berlin Park Pond

  20th-century lake, in Ciudad Jardín, Spain, 33.0 km long.

• Two Ponds with Ria of Soto de Entrevías Park

  21st-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

• Atenas Pond

  20th-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

• Central Pond of La Rosaleda

  20th-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

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