Neo-Mudejar church built at the beginning of the 20th century by  Arturo Soria in the Linear City district.

This 18^th century building stands between Lavapiés and La Latina and is popular as it is the façade of  The Ministry of Time, a series shown on TVE.

The hydraulic infrastructure that supplied water to the Royal Palace can be visited free of charge following its restoration, in Dehesa de la Villa.

Sculpture by Salvador Amaya which pays tribute to the Spanish detachment, known as the “Last of the Philippines”, in the Chamberí neighbourhood.

Designed by Francesco Sabatini in 1774, it’s one of the finest examples of Neoclassical architecture in Madrid.

The oldest monumental entrance to El Retiro Park dates back to the seventeenth century and pays tribute to Maria Anna of Neuburg, King Charles II’s second wife.