Royal Chapel of the Pardo Palace
Carlier's main action in El Pardo was the renovation of the palace built by the Habsburgs, to accommodate the family of Philip V.
Parque Juan Carlos I
It occupies the land of the "El Olivar de la Hinojosa" estate, which initially gave its name to the project, although it was finally renamed Juan Carlos I Park.
ALMUDENA BRIDGE – QUINTO REAL AND IRATI BEECH groves BY BIKE (Navarra)
Autumn in one of the best forests on the Peninsula: Los Montes de Quinto Real and the Irati Valley. Mountain bike tours to enjoy the landscape that the gentle Navarrese mountains offer us.
Court Jail, Santa Cruz Palace
In 1629, Philip IV ordered the construction of this large building to house the quarters of the Hall of Mayors of the House and Court and the Court Prison.
House of the Five Guilds
Construction of the House of the Five Major Guilds of Madrid began in 1789. A neoclassical building with three facades in which the stone of the ground floor, the openings and the gables alternate with brick walls.
Palace of Santona
The Santoña Palace sits on a building built in the 16th century, in the last years of the reign of Charles V, on the corner of Huertas and Príncipe streets, and has a long history behind it. It was later renovated in the 18th century by the architect Pedro de Ribera, to whom we owe its magnificent façade and its current exterior image, and another major renovation in the 19th century by Antonio Ruiz de Salces.
Palace of the Marquises of Borghetto
Via Michelangelo offers us several interesting buildings. Today we are going to focus on number 25, where the main entrance and the carriage entrance of the Palace of the Marquises of Borghetto are located.
Casa de las Abejas, the residential building for Don Antonio Garay
The commission was for a building intended for rental housing on the recently renamed Doctor Esquerdo Street. It was known as the Housing Building for Don Antonio Garay.
Bicycle trip at the end of the year, Lanzarote by mountain bike
The island of Lanzarote, volcanic like the rest of the Canary Islands, offers us a mosaic of colors, from green to blue, from ocher to black. On our bike tours we will cross through lava, jable, sand or picón, under a special light that will quickly make us forget the cold of December. A route suitable for people who have an average level of cycling.
Church of the Conception
The first stone of the temple was laid on December 26, 1902. The person in charge of the design was the architect Eugenio Jiménez Correa, also the designer of the Church of San Fermín de los Navarros. Jiménez Correa was in charge of the work until his death in 1910. The architect Jesús Carrasco completed the church in the Salamanca district.
West Park
The Parque del Oeste is reputed to be the oldest public park in Madrid. It was created on lands of the former Royal Site of La Florida, one of the properties that the Crown owned around Madrid.