Campo del Moro - Here the journey begins, the Campo del Moro Gardens are one of the favorite places of Madrid residents, away from the tourist bustle, a place of peace and tranquility, ideal for reflection and rest.

Jardines de Sabatini - These classicist gardens occupy the site of the stables designed by Francesco Sabatini for the Royal Palace in the 18th century.

Calle de Bailen - This door is known as Puerta del Príncipe, and
They witness the solemn changing of the guard.

Plaza de la Armería - Located between the south façade of the Palace
Real and in front of the majestic Almudena Cathedral.

Catedral de Sta Maria la Real de la Almudena - With a marked neo-Gothic style, it presents the
typical Latin cross plan with a central nave and two lateral naves, and a transept with three naves.

Cripta de la Almudena - This crypt, in neo-Romanesque style, replicates the Latin cross plan of the cathedral above. There are more than 400 columns, crowned with capitals, all of them different, that evoke biblical figures and motifs from nature, and
It constitutes the rest of more than 1500 souls.

Arab Wall - Here we find ourselves next to one of the few
constructions that survive from the Islamic period in Madrid.