Spectacular! 14 Ha garden similar to other european peers,…read moredesigned in a romanticism-style. However it is slightly overcrowded in weekends: better to visit from monday to friday.

Going to a bullfight has been a bucket list item for me. Finally made it this one. Have to admit,…read moremy girlfriend didn't know what a bullfight was. She thought the bulls fought each other. Surprise! Matador's stab them to death. Ultimately it was an incredible experience.

I went and did the self walking tour. It was very interesting. I am from America and we don't…read morehave bull fighting.

Due to political changes in Madrid the grandmother of rock now have her typical heavy fingers back…read more Everybody should come and pay their respects...

The only urban monument in the world that was designed by surrealist painter Salvador Dalí, this…read morelarge installation is an adaptation of a 1969 Dalí sculpture titled "Homage to Newton" which is in turn based on a small image represented in his 1949 painting "Phosphene de Laporta." In 1985, the Madrid City Council dedicated the space to Dalí and commissioned him to create a work for the space. The stone dolmen, built in granite and rising 43 feet tall is formed by an oval-shaped natural rock placed horizontally. The bronze sculpture represents an abstract, masculine figure standing on a cubic pedestal. The figure is holding a pendulum, with another one hanging within the hollow chest. The pedestal's four faces are each carved with a letter that composes the name "Gala", who was Dalí's wife and inspirational muse. I doubt very much that you've seen anything quite like it anywhere. [Review 12552 overall, 2342 of 2019.]

It's a small garden area inside ritero park and is full of peacocks. I saw I think 7 or so in there…read moreand a few baby ones. So many of them opened thier feathers seemingly displaying the glorious colors to crowds of people standing and taking pictures. Worth a visit if you are in the park.