Gate of Europe

Europe Gate is two inward-sloping twin office buildings, and stands on the north-south road of Castile in Madrid. The square in the middle of the twin towers is equipped with a sculpture and a copper core column. The building was designed by American architects and built in 1990-1996; Two buildings, 114 meters high and 26 floors, tilted inward 15 degrees, making it the world's first group of tilted skyscrapers; like an uncapped arch, swallowing the endless flow of vehicles, magnificent and magnificent.

The Gate of Europe is the landmark of Madrid's modern architecture, located near the stadium of Real Madrid's main team, and also the place to check in to Madrid, a very majestic building, the shape is special.

The European Gate is located on the Avenue Castillo in the north of Madrid, Spain. Two identical buildings stand on both sides of the road. The building is 115 meters high and tilts 15 degrees to each other. The roof is staggered from the bottom of the building to 30 meters, like an uncapped arch. Standing at the bottom of the building and looking up, the huge building is like Mount Tai, which is about to dump immediately, and is actually as stable as Mount Tai.

The review of this attraction from Trip.com is ranked 21st, but it is still very spectacular, so I decided to take a look at it. The location of the subway at the intersection of the three lines of No. 1, No. 9 and No. 10 is the station where you get off at the Gate of Europe. The name of the station is Plaze de Castilla, and you can see it when you leave the subway station. The two buildings are 115 meters high and tilt 15 degrees each to the other, exceeding the tilt of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It is the world's first tilted skyscraper. The golden pillar in the middle of the two floors is said to be a lightning rod. Taking pictures in front of the sculpture is the best angle. Personally feel worth a visit.

I saw it when the plane was about to land at Barajas Airport, a little abrupt under the flat skyline of Madrid, but everyone still discussed specializing in squeezed out time to this group of imaginative buildings, set up a tripod, and take pictures of the night view at the end of Castilla Avenue.

Two leaning houses, like a huge torch in the middle, it is like a gate for the world to open greatly, reflecting the spirit of the Spaniards of Haina hundred rivers!