The collection includes exhibits from Ancient Greece and Rome, Egypt, and the Near East, as well as treasures found in Spain. The museum is located in Madrid, near Columbus Square, in the Palace of Libraries and Museums.
In this house, on Cervantes Street, 11, the famous Spanish writer of the Golden Age, Lope Félix de Vega Carpio, spent the last twenty-five years of his life. It was here that two-thirds of his vast number of works – over 2,000 – were written.
Officially, it is not the main street in the city, but only because there is no officially designated main street in Madrid. However, Gran Via, which translates to "Great Road," is quite fitting for this role.
When planning a trip to Madrid, one of the key questions you will have is: where is the best place to stay, in which neighborhood and hotel? Therefore, I'll explain which areas are better suited for exploring the attractions of the Spanish capital or for a family vacation, and which ones are ideal for those who love entertainment or shopping.
Madrid's transportation network is well-developed. It is convenient to use public transportation to get around the city. Here's an explanation of ticket prices, fare zones, and how to pay for your ride.
A major international airport located 13 kilometers from Spain's capital city. It consists of five terminals, with complimentary transportation connecting them.
