Uncover five centuries of Mexican history hidden inside Madrid's most iconic landmarks. The stories of Moctezuma, Sor Juana, and the birth of Mexican independence come to life in the heart of Spain.
We will meet next to the Cervantes Monument, across El Quixote and Sancho Panza.
A tribute to Spain's greatest writer, with bronze statues of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza at its base.
A tribute to the Mexican nun, poet, and scholar considered one of the great minds of the Hispanic Baroque.
An elegant square facing the Royal Palace, lined with statues of Spanish monarchs.
Madrid's cathedral, built beside the Royal Palace and consecrated in the 20th century despite centuries of construction history.
One of Madrid's oldest squares, home to medieval and Renaissance buildings that once housed the city's government.
Madrid's iconic 17th-century square, site of markets, celebrations, and royal proclamations for centuries.
The literal center of Spain, marked by the Kilómetro Cero plaque. A hub of energy and history, and a good place to reflect on Madrid as the historic center of a global empire.
A lively pedestrian street connecting Puerta del Sol to the Opera district, lined with shops, historic facades, and street life, and home to a beloved character that crossed oceans more than 100 years ago.
Madrid's most famous chocolate-and-churros institution, open since 1894.
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