Madrid, Spain

        Madrid is most famously known for its beautiful art galleries, Spanish tapas, and night life views. 

        The Royal Palace is one of the largest palaces in Europe, and is also the official home to the King of Spain. Tours of the Royal Palace include a walk through the rooms that hold vintage tapestries, furniture, and manuscripts that display the Baroque style. The architecture and view from the building are a large part of the attraction as well. This is also a cool place to visit at night. 

       The Puerta Del Sol is considered to be the best known and busiest place in Madrid. It is the center of the radial network of Spanish roads. Located in the square is the famous clock whose bells represent the twelve grapes eaten at the beginning of the new year for good luck. It also hold the monument of King Charles III and the Bear and the Madrono Tree (a symbol of Madrid). 

       The tapas in Madrid are around every corner, and usually found at "tapas bars". Tapas are all different types of snacks and appetizers. They large part of the Spanish cuisine. Tapas are served to encourage people to engage in conversation. Instead of focusing on ordering and eating a larger meal, they can talk while eating several snacks. 

       The old and new culture of Madrid make it a unique place to visit. Madrid seems like a great place to engage in different social experiences, while getting a taste of Spain. 

Madrid

Royal Palace

    Puerta Del Sol