Madrid welcomed us coldly...
Everywhere in Spain gyrates around Puerta del Sol, which is central Madrid. The picture above is Plaza
Mayor which is southwest of Sol. The centre of the square is occupied by a statue of Philip III who was responsible for the construction of the square. The Plaza Mayor was once the focal point of the old city, where bullfights, royal coronations and even the inquisition took place. Though the Plaza Mayor is probably the most popular tourist attraction in Madrid, it is still as popular as ever with the Madrileños (people from Madrid). A number of street café’s and restaurants cover the Plaza, from where you can buy over-priced Paella and people watch.
One of the common features in the city; storylined miniatures of the 3 wise men , running up to Christmas.
One of the halls in the Royal Palace. Showcase of luxury and splendour
The dining hall in the palace. Some people just know how to enjoy the finest things in life. Am sure it'd looked superb if there's a formal hall held here.
While I just enjoy a meal of the local delicacy, the tripe tapas.
And as usual....
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