Plaza de España in Madrid
I have been to Plaza de España in Seville, Spain during my first visit in this country last December 2011. At the same trip, we also went to Madrid to see Plaza de España. Sad to say, we don’t have a good view of this square because it was under renovation and was closed that time.
During my second visit last month, I finally had a good sight of Plaza de España, called in English as Spain’s Square. In this square, you can see the Monument of Cervantez, the Edificio España and the Torre de Madrid.
That three weeks stay in Madrid was quite an adventure for me because I was always alone walking on the streets of Madrid. It was an advantage for me because it helps me more familiar with most and maybe all of the main sights and streets in Spain’s capital. That three weeks stay in Madrid was quite fulfilling and was filled with fun and challenges.
Plaza de España, Madrid. The building on the left side is the Torre de Madrid (Madrid tower), Cervantes Monument on the middle with the horse statue and the Edificio España on the back of Cervantez Monument. This was taken last month when I had a three weeks trip in this city.
It is time to bid goodnight. I have a trip with friends to Nuremberg tomorrow. Have a lovey evening to all!
