Madrid
In the neighborhood of Lavapiés, Madrid, there is a mural that depicts the multiculturalism of the neighborhood with the common theme shared by several religious communities of the ritual of hygiene, specifically, cleansing one's feet.
Madrid
Canal de Isabel II (CYII) is the only company that manages the water supplies for Madrid, Spain. It is owned by the Autonomous Community of Madrid. The Y in the abbreviated form of the company's name is from the old spelling Ysabel for Queen Isabel II, during whose reign a modern water supply was provided for Madrid. A canal was constructed to provide water from the catchment of the river Lozoya. The Community of Madrid has a population of about 6.5 million people. To manage the necessary water resources, the …
3) Madrid Rio
Madrid
The city of Madrid dug 43 kilometers of tunnels into which the exit routes and motorways of the six-kilometer section along the River Manzanares disappeared. The master plan for the reclaimed riverbanks and the new urban area of Madrid RIO was designed and created by Burgos & Garrido, Porras La Casta, Rubio & A-Sala and West 8. Development plans were then prepared for the individual components: Salón de Pinos, Avenida de Portugal, Huerta de la Partida, Jardines del Puente de Segovia, Jardines del Puente de Toledo, Jardines de la Virgen …
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Madrid
The Chueca quarter is the epicenter of gay Madrid and a symbol of modernity, avant-garde and open-minded tolerance. Its streets are a great place for anyone looking for fun, fashion and lots of atmosphere. The Chueca quarter is in the centre of the city of Madrid, and its main hubs are the Plaza de Chueca square and the streets of Fuencarral and Hortaleza. In recent years this area has become an outstanding illustration of the freedom and openness of Madrid society and is home to numerous venues which are popular …
5) Malasaña
Madrid
Malasaña is an area in the center of Madrid, Spain. It does not correspond to any administrative division, but it is often conflated with Universidad, the wider administrative neighborhood on which Malasaña is located. The webpage providing touristic information published the Madrid City Council set as limits the streets of San Bernardo, the Gran Vía, Fuencarral and Carranza. Malasaña is associated with a creative and counter-cultural scene. Malasaña is to the west of Chueca and to the east of Argüelles. It is surrounded by several metro stations and is a …
Madrid
Calle Montera is a bustling and historically significant street located in the heart of Madrid, Spain. It serves as a vital artery connecting various prominent neighborhoods within the city. This vibrant thoroughfare is known for its diverse blend of commercial establishments, cultural landmarks, and a rich tapestry of Madrid's contemporary urban life. Calle Montera, with its intriguing history and vibrant present, stands as a testament to the dynamic character of the Spanish capital. Originating from the iconic Puerta del Sol, one of the central squares in Madrid, Calle Montera extends …
Madrid
Located in the San Cristóbal de los Ángeles neighborhood, this project transformed an underutilized space beneath an overpass into a vibrant cultural hub. Initiated in 2012, it features colorful murals, community gardens, and hosts various educational and cultural activities, including art exhibitions and performances.
Note: Each numbered pin on the map correspond to a placemaking project that is in the list of Planned Projects to Visit in this journey.