Madrid, Spain travel guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Madrid, Spain, is full of brilliance, with ancient buildings and modern buildings standing side by side. It is a famous European historical city suitable for walking. As the capital and economic and cultural center of Spain, the first impression Madrid gives people is the countless exquisite squares. The beautiful sculptures, fountains and buildings are even more fascinating. It can be said that this is a square, art City. The enthusiasm conveyed by the entire city is like flamenco dance, bringing every visitor a memorable and energetic journey of joy.Attractions distribution:
The city of Madrid is located in central Spain, with the Manzanares River running through it. It has been an important place in Europe since ancient times. There are many parks and fountains in the city, and the squares have their own characteristics, such as Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, Plaza España, Plaza Cibeles, Plaza Columbus, etc.; beside the squares and major blocks such as Gran Vía, there are many Dazzling classic-style buildings, such as the Royal Palace of Madrid, Santa Cruz Palace, Royal Opera House, El Pardo Palace, etc.; religious buildings are a major attraction in European countries, and the same is true in Madrid, with Royal San Hierro Miguel Church, San Miguel Cathedral, Our Lady of Amdena Cathedral, St. Sines Church, etc. are all outstanding representatives. As an ancient European civilization, ruins and monumental landscapes are indispensable. Las Ventas Bullring, Madrid Slaughterhouse, Valley of the Dead, and Puerta de Alcalá are the best choices for tourists who love culture and history.Scenic spot features:
Pilgrimage, cultural tourism, celebrity tourism, religion, museums, architecture, sportsTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Spain > Madrid
How to get there:
1. Airplane: From Madrid Barajas Airport, you can reach the city by commuter train (line C-1) and subway (Line8 pink line).
2. Train: There are two train stations, Chamartín and Atocha. You can also reach the city by commuter train and subway.
3. Long-distance buses: eight large-scale international and inter-city long-distance bus stations. Among them, international buses and most domestic long-distance buses stop at the South Bus Station (Estación Sur de autobuses). Specific information on each station. Can be found at the Visitor Center.
4. Urban transportation: bus, subway, taxi.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
Tickets
Official website of the scenic spot:
Wooooow.ES Madrid.com/this/portal.do
Precautions:
1. Pay special attention to pickpockets near flea markets, Puerta del Sol, and the Prado Museum. When stopping at street performances, be sure to keep valuable items within reach of your hands or visible to your eyes.
2. Be careful not to go alone to Lavapiés at night.
Travel Tips
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travelling guideline:
1. Transportation strategy: Madrid transportation card (Abono Turistico) is divided into 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, 5-day and 7-day tickets, which can be used on the subway, city buses, suburban trains and light rail. The purchase location is at any station of the Madrid Metro, the airport tourist information center, the tourist center, the bus company office, tourist spots, online, tobacco kiosks (Tabacos) and newsstands. Children under 11 years old enjoy a half-price discount. (Every subway ticket window has a free subway map)
2. Ticket guide: The Madrid Card can enter more than 40 museums in or near Madrid for free, and you can also enjoy public transportation. Discounts on sightseeing buses and some restaurants and souvenir shops. Tickets can be purchased at the Plaza Mayor and tourist office offices, in some tobacco shops (Tabacos), or online. Website: www.madridcard.com
3. Special events and festivals: Many bullfighting festivals are held from May to July, San Isidro Festival from May 15th to June 15th, the quintessence of Spain → Fra Flamenco.
4. Spaniards generally have a late work and rest time, with a leisurely lunch break from 14:00 to 17:00, dinner is not prepared until after 20:00, and nightlife does not start until after midnight.
Best time to visit:
Spring and Autumn
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Handicrafts, books, posters, antiques, etc.
(Main shopping areas) Salamanca, Chueca, Centro, Universidad.
(Gourmet food) Madrid broth (cocido madrileno), tripe (callos), garlic soup (sopa de ajo), snail meal (caracoles), potato omelette (tortilla de patatas), grilled seaweed Sea bream (besugo al horno), cod, fried milk and egg bread (torrijas), creamy meat pies (bartollillos con), egg rolls (barquillos), pancakes (bunelos), almond candy cakes (mazapan), pralines (turron) ), fennel cakes (rosquillas de anis), etc.
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