I was in Madrid from February 23 to March 02, 2022. I immortalized hundreds of photos for you, my dear friends and visitors. I will publish them in articles for 6 days. I hope you like them.
Madrid has developed contemporary architecture and modern infrastructure, while preserving historical monuments and architecture well.
Madrid retains medieval architecture in its historic center that was fortified in the Middle Ages (such as the buildings in the Plaza de la Villa). The city also preserves beautiful Renaissance monuments and buildings (such as the Royal Palace).
Casa de la Villa en Plaza de la villa (=Town house in town square )
Madrid’s most interesting architectural works were created during the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Thus we find in the same space (as in Gran Via street) different styles: neo-Gothic, neo-Plateresque, neo-Baroque, ‘Art-Nouveau, revivalist architecture.
Over the past 45 years, Madrid has experienced an urban revolution, in buildings, road networks, parks, museums and shopping centers, not to mention the integration of modern art everywhere (Example the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia).
Image of title: La Casa de Allende y el Edificio Meneses en Plaza de Canalejas (Built in the eclectic style between 1915 and 1920)
Source of all photos: ALOZADE Ahmed ( paintdigi.com)
