Hospital de Maudes (Hospital de Jornaleros)
A 1916 Madrid workers’ hospital by Antonio Palacios and Joaquín Otamendi, a granite landmark of early-20th-century Spanish architecture.
A 1916 Madrid workers’ hospital by Antonio Palacios and Joaquín Otamendi, a granite landmark of early-20th-century Spanish architecture.
A rare 1914 Art Nouveau building near Madrid's Plaza de España, designed by Federico Arias Rey and protected…
A spiralling pharmaceutical laboratory in Madrid whose rotating floors earned it comparison to a pagoda, designed by Miguel…
One of Madrid's pioneering skyscrapers, designed by Modesto López Otero (1928–1931), this 12-story tower harmonizes modernist ambition with…
The Lázaro Galdiano Museum (Museo Lázaro Galdiano) in Madrid houses one of Spain's finest private art collections, assembled…
Spain's oldest major railway station, Madrid Atocha connects the capital to destinations across the Iberian Peninsula via regional,…
Commissioned by King Alfonso XIII and opened in 1910, Madrid's Ritz was Spain's first purpose-built luxury hotel —…
Madrid’s last iron-framed market (1916), beside Plaza Mayor, reborn in 2009 as the city’s best-known gourmet food hall.
A Belle Époque office tower at Madrid's most animated intersection, designed by French architects Jules and Raymond Février…
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