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The name of La Casa Encendida comes from the book of the same name by the poet Luis Rosales. Its opening in Madrid was a breath of fresh air in a cultural panorama much poorer than the one we enjoy today.
The name of La Casa Encendida comes from the book of the same name by the poet Luis Rosales. Its opening in Madrid was a breath of fresh air in a cultural panorama much poorer than the one we enjoy today.
The Madrid Critical Mass takes place on the last Thursday of every month, the meeting point is Plaza de Cibeles, in front of the Palacio de Telecomunicaciones, now Madrid City Hall, at 20pm. The September rally will be gathering as I write this.
Benlliure used a portrait that Ruiz's family had in Ceuta to model the head. The artist also used this portrait for the drawing that Bartolomé Maura later engraved, which was used to decorate the quarters of the flags of the Army corps.
The Museum of Romanticism offers us a global vision of the art, history and daily life of Romantic Spain. It is located in a building built in 1776 by the architect Manuel Rodríguez at 13 San Mateo Street.
The Palace of Don Eduardo Adcoch, was built by the architect José López Sallaberry between 1905 and 1906, and is located at 37 Paseo de la Castellana, on the corner of Rafael Calvo and Fortuny.
This monumental neo-Gothic building, designed and built by the architect Manuel Aníbal Álvarez-Amoroso, was intended by its owner, María Diega Desmaisières y Sevillano, Duchess of Sevillano, for a charitable-social project.
The park is crossed by a cycle path and a network of paths that make it a popular area for walking. It also serves as a connection point for the O'Donell cycle path and the Green Cycling Ring.
The Viscount of Artaza acquired a huge plot of land to build a residential building with commercial premises, which he commissioned from the architect Cesáreo Iradier Uriarte.
The Palace of the Marquis of Perales is a splendid noble mansion, designed by the architect Pedro de Ribera in the 18th century by order of the Marquises of Perales del Río.
The Madrid Planetarium is the work of Madrid architect Salvador Pérez Arroyo, belongs to the Madrid City Council and is located within the Enrique Tierno Galván Park.
It is the work of Enrique Fernández Criach from Cantabria, commissioned by a group of Mexicans living in Madrid. It was cast in bronze in Madrid by the sculptor José Luis Fernández.