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Plaza de Oriente

 

The name of this beautiful square comes from its position in Madrid, being placed east of the Royal Palace.

The square was built under the reign of Josè Bonaparte, and in order to enlarge the surrounding area, many buildings were demolished.
The calle Bailén separates the Royal palace from Plaza de Oriente, but today, after the restructurations, the square and the palace look all the same.

Plaza de Oriente a Madrid

The superb position of the squareand its vicinity not only to the Palace but also to the Royal Theatre and other monumental buildings of the pedestrian area make it a very pleasant site for promenades and relaxing moments.

King Ferdinand VI ordered the construction of sculptures representing all the kings of Spain which were supposed to decorate the palace cornice, but they ended each in a different place around the city, and one of those is this beautiful square.


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Places not to miss in Madrid:

 

» The Royal Palace

» Plaza Mayor

» National Museum Prado

 

» National library

» Art center Reina Sofia

» Almudena Cathedral

» Casa de la Villa

» Metropòlis

» Fuente de la Cibeles

» Thyssen-Bornemisza museum

» Palacio de Cristal

» Plaza de la Villa

» Plaza de Oriente

» Plaza Monumental de las Ventas

» Puerta de Alcalá

» Puerta del Sol

» Templo de Debot

 

With more Time

 

» Banco de España

» Cason del Buon Retiro

» La Casa de Postas

» Real Casa de Aduanas

» Convent of San Idelfonso de Trinitarias Descalzas

» Fuente de Apolo a Madrid

» Fuente de Neptuno

» Iglesia Colegiata de San Isidro

» Muralla de Madrid

» Palacio del Congreso

» Palacio del Senado

» Puente de Segovia

» Puente de Toledo

» Puerta de Toledo

» Sociedad general de Autores a Madrid

Surroundings of Madrid