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Plaza de Colón
Calle Serrano and Paseo de la Castellana, Madrid, Spain 28086
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SALAMANCA. Named for famed explorer Christopher Columbus, this plaza has monuments commemorating the discovery of the Americas and offers visitors an expansive western view. Adjacent to the chic shopping region of Calle Serrano. Great starting point for an afternoon walking tour of this magnificent city. Metro: Serrano
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Plaza de Oriente
Calle Bailén, in front of the Palacio Real, Madrid, Spain 28005
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CENTRO. Located in front of the magnificent Royal Palace. A favorite site of Franco to make speeches, this plaza is a living reminder of the rich and textured history of the city. Houses sculptures of the medieval kings of Spain with Felipe IV in central position. METRO: Ópera
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ATOCHA. This arch marks an important crossroads of the city. The route here connects the city with suburban areas across the Manzanares River. Centrally located point in the city, and companion to Puente de Toledo. Metro: Pirámides or Marqués de Vadillo
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Teatro Real
Plaza Isabel, 11, (Royal Theater), Madrid, Spain 28013 · 91-516-0660
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CENTRO. This 1850 neoclassical-styled theater has long stood at the pinnacle of Madrid's culture. Closed in 1988 for structural renovations, the theater was re-opened to international applause in 1997. Plush decor makes this a popular spot to see an opera or ballet production. METRO: Ópera
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