Madrid through the Ages |
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| Medievel Madrid | Primarily this is the area around the Calle Mayor. | |
| Torre de los Lujanes | ||
| Iglesia de San Nicólas de los Servitas | ||
| Plaza of the Marquis of Comillas | ||
| Madrid of the Austrians | This period is also called the Madrid of the Haspburgs. Felipe II was the first Haspburg King. | |
| The Convent of Las Descalzas Reales | ||
| Puente de Segovia | ||
| Plaza Mayor | ||
| Casa de la Panaderia | ||
| Plaza de la Villa | ||
| Real Monasterio de la Encarnación | ||
| Bourbon Madrid | The Bourbon dynasty was established by Felipe V in 1770. | |
| Museo del Prado | ||
| Casón del Buen Retiro | ||
| Casa de Correos | ||
| Fuente de Cibeles | ||
| La Puerta de Alcalá | ||
| San Francisco el Grande | ||
| Modern Madrid | Banco de España | |
| La Bolsa (the Stock Exchange) | ||
| Palacio de Comunicaciones | ||
| Gran Vía | ||
| Edificio Telefónica | ||