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MADRID AIRPORT SHUTTLE - BARCELONA AIRPORT SHUTTLE - PRIVATE AIRPORT TRANSFERS - LIMOUSINE SERVICE - CAR RENTAL WITH DRIVER - PRIVATE EXCURSIONS - GUIDED TOURS - CONGRESS ORGANIZATION - IFEMA MADRID FAIR CENTER - LOW COST AIRPORT SHUTTLE - TAILOR MADE HOLIDAYS - TAYLOR MADE TRAVEL - EXOTIC CARS RENTAL - TRANSPORTATION FROM AIRPORT TO CITY CENTER - HOSTELS IN MADRID - INCOMING SPAIN - TRAVEL AGENCY- DMC SPAIN - NIGHT SHUTTLE MADRID- PUB CRAWL MADRID - BARCELONA PRIVATE AIRPORT TRANSFERS - MADRID PRIVATE AIRPORT TRANSFERS ABOUT MADRID - TOURIST INFORMATION Madrid, a modern city, does not have monumental and prestigious historic buildings like its European rivals. The exceptions are the Plaza Mayor of the Habsburgs and the avenues and neo-classical palaces built by the Bourbons. However, its old streets filled with shops unchanged throughout the years, innumerable taverns, great museums displaying fabulous collections brought together by successive dynasties and its festive and lively atmosphere make it an attractive capital where life is good. From historical buildings to the new icons of architecture. Discover the buildings and monuments that you cannot miss in the city. From the most emblematic ones to those that at times might be overlooked but should definitely be noticed.
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Train Madrid is hub of the country's rail network. Major routes include frequent trains to Barcelona on the east coast (2 h 40 min journey), where it is possible to continue on to Paris and French coast. Spain 's high-speed train (AVE ) makes the Madrid - Seville run in two and a half hours. Northbound trains arrive and depart from Chamartín station, while trains to Barcelona , Valencia and southern Spain depart from Atocha railway station. RENFE ( +34 902-240-202). – www.renfe.es BusMadrid has eight enormous international and intercity bus stations. Information on where buses to a particular destination depart from can be found at the Tourist Office. Many of the international buses, and those headed south of Madrid , arrive at and depart from Estación Sur de Autobuses Calle de Mendez Alvaro , Tel: +34 91-468-4200 which is connected to the rest of the city by metro. Buses to and from Barcelona and Bilbao are based from the Avenida de America bus terminal ( Ave. de America ), also connected to the Metro.
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ROYAL PALACE AND ROYAL ARMOURY Home to the Kings of Spain from Carlos III all the way through to Alfonso XIII, Madrid´s Royal Palace is now open to anyone who wants to take a trip through Spanish history. Visitors can wander through the many rooms, enjoying the beautiful architecture and the art collection still housed here. 
MADRID FOR YOU: MONUMENTS Madrid has a lot of history behind it and the passing of time has left behind an array of outstanding constructions. In this leaflet we have a selected for you the ones we feel you cannot leave the city without seeing, including Puerta de Alcalá gate, the Royal Palace, the Fuente de Cibeles fountain and CaixaForum Madrid. 
TEMPLE OF DEBOD Renowned among Madrileños as an ideal place to watch stunning sunsets, this incredible monument, which is over two thousand years old, was brought over from Egypt and built stone by stone in the heart of Madrid. After taking a delightful walk around the park, step into the temple's interior for a very interesting visit. 
THE AGES OF MADRID One century, one building. We travel through history visiting places that, due to their architectural value, best represent the essence of Madrid: the Chapel of Santa María de la Antigua, Casa de los Lujanes, the Monastery of the Descalzas Reales, Plaza Mayor, El Prado museum, the Bank of Spain, the Cybele Palace, etc. 
MONUMENTAL MADRID With a past full of history, Madrid is working hard to preserve the traditions still to be found in its oldest neighbourhoods whilst keeping up with the avant-garde and the future. We invite to a virtual tour over the historical evolution of Madrid through the buildings and monuments erected at each time.