Puerta de Alcalá

The central park of Madrid, the Lichi Park, has the famous Crystal Palace and the artificial lake. Every season, it is beautiful, sooner or later. The sixth is the Alcala Gate. The seventh is the Arc de Triomphe in Madrid. The Temple of Debo has a history of thousands of years. It is also Mad. The best sunset viewing place in the eighth is of course the Bernabeu stadium, which is also a museum during the day, but you have the opportunity to go to the football and experience the real atmosphere. Finally, the Las Bantas bullring, Spain as the bullring kingdom, the Las Bantas bullring in Madrid is one of the most famous bullrings in the capital. At the same time, it can be visited as a bullfighting museum. If the time is right, take advantage of the bullring season to feel the real bullfighting performance.

Found a very awkward photo wearing long sleeve leather gloves is really fan [insidious] Alcala Gate Alcara Gate Neoclassical style designer Sabatini commemorates "Madrid's most outstanding mayor" Carlos III Alcala Gate standing in the center of the city in Independence Square located on the road Next to the starting point of the Avenue of Alcala is the gate of Lichi Park. The neoclassical style is in the form of a large Roman Arc de Triomphe. There are 5 gates, three of which are semi-circular arches and two are flat arches. The architectural masterpieces of the 18th century are unprecedented in Europe. The overall style of the building is neoclassical. The style is a modified classical style, the color and material retain the classical style, but the complicated sculpture is simple and combines some of the contemporary emerging materials to reflect the aesthetics of the post-industrial era.

The Alcala Gate is in Independence Square. It is also a very prosperous market traffic road. There is no more stops. It is just a photo taken outside. It is a bit like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

It is in reformation, so you can barely see the actual door. But it is covered with a photo of the door.

The Gate of Alcala stands on Independence Square, a monumental gate that walks from Granvia Avenue to the Ritz-Carlton Park and Salamanca. It is very busy day and night here, similar to the marble arches of London, but on a larger scale. There are many coffee shops nearby and you can sit down and enjoy the charm of the Alcala gate.

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