The Prado to Sol is one of the main regions of Madrid,
containing some interesting constructions and monuments among
other elements. This spot and its surroundings have many
interesting attractions to offer and a variety of entertainment
related activities available for tourists to enjoy.
Some of the constructions and monuments located within the
region of The Prado to Sol are very antique and date from many
centuries ago, being this one of their most attractive features.
Those who enjoy architecture, arts, history among other
disciplines would be able to find interesting places to visit in
this area of Madrid. There are several restaurants, cafes, pubs,
shops, and theaters spread throughout this area and its
surroundings in such a way that tourists would be able to have a
good time no matter what their preferences are.
One of the most interesting spots tourists can meet within the
area of the Prado to Sol is the Puerta del Sol and its main
building. The main building located by the Puerta del Sol is
where the Ministry of the Interior functions although
originally, there was where the Central Post office was
established. This building shows a very appealing style, with
several interesting ornaments and features which those who enjoy
architecture would be glad of observe.
Other interesting spot visitors can meet while being in the
region of The Prado to Sol is the Paseo del Prado. There are
several interesting things to observe within the Paseo del
Prado, such as for example some of the most beautiful fountains
of the region. Two famous fountains, known as the Neptune and
the Four Seasons, are located nearby this area.
Near by the area of the Prado to Sol there also are some of the
main constructions of Madrid, such as for example the Royal
Palace or the Prado Museum. The Royal Palace is a very
impressive construction which shows a very clear neoclassical
style, combining some features of Italian style in its facade
with some others typical from a French style in its interior.
The Prado Museum is very interesting due to the elements and
objects exhibited in it as well as to its architectural
structure.
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