Things to Do in Madrid
Looking for things to do in Madrid? This list of 9 includes Museo Nacional del Prado (Retiro, Madrid). The order here is where we started — no votes have been cast yet, so voting decides it from here.
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Museo Nacional del Prado
attractionRetiro, Madrid
Spain's national art museum, designed by Juan de Villanueva and opened to the public in 1819, holding one of the world's great collections of European painting.
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Palacio Real de Madrid
attractionPalacio, Madrid
The official residence of the Spanish Crown, built between 1738 and 1755 with 3,418 rooms, though only around 50 are open to visitors.
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Plaza Mayor
attractionCentro, Madrid
A rectangular arcaded square designed by Juan Gómez de Mora and completed in 1619, rebuilt after a 1790 fire under architect Juan de Villanueva.
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Templo de Debod
attractionMoncloa-Aravaca, Madrid
An ancient Egyptian temple gifted to Spain in 1968 to save it from the Aswan Dam floodwaters, rebuilt stone by stone near Parque del Oeste and opened in 1972.
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Mercado de San Miguel
attractionPalacio, Madrid
An iron-framed market hall inaugurated in May 1916 next to Plaza Mayor, renovated by private investors and reopened as a gourmet food market in 2009.
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Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
attractionChamartín, Madrid
Real Madrid's home stadium in Chamartín, inaugurated in December 1947 and since rebuilt with a retractable roof; parts of the visitor tour route remain affected by works.
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Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
attractionCortes, Madrid
A private art collection opened to the public in 1992 in the Palace of Villahermosa, holding over 1,000 works spanning the 13th to 20th centuries.
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Catedral de la Almudena
attractionPalacio, Madrid
Madrid's cathedral, begun in 1883 opposite the Royal Palace and consecrated by Pope John Paul II in June 1993 after a century of construction.
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Puerta del Sol
attractionSol, Madrid
Madrid's central square, home to the Kilometre Zero marker for Spain's roads and the Casa de Correos clock, inaugurated in 1866, that rings in each new year.
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