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Templo de Debod


The Debod Temple is a construction you would never expect to find in Madrid.
This Egyptian temple, oriented from east to west and surrounded by water, was a present of Egypt to Spain, as a form of thanksgiving for the contribution given by the Spanish government to save the Nubia temples.

Dedicated to the cult of the Egyptian gods Amòn and Isis, the temple is more than 2200 years oldnd was once located in Debod, on the banks of the river Nile. The temple is made up of many rooms, the most important of which is the Relieves Chapel,, perfectly preserved in its original state, with relieves representing scenes of ritual acts.

Set in a wonderful context, with a superb view over Casa de Campo and the West Parkthe temple is very suggestive, especially at sunset.

 

Tempio di Debod
Calle Ferraz,
Madrid

Tempio di Debod Madrid


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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

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