TRIP Wanda Metropolitano is a football stadium located in Madrid – home ground of Spanish football team Atlético Madrid. The stadium has a seating capacity of 68,456 and is the third largest stadium in Spain. TAP Although technically a ‘new’ stadium, the majority of the stadium’s structure was built in 1994 as part of the … Continue reading Wanda Metropolitano, Madrid
Templo de Debod, Madrid
TRIP An ancient Egyptian temple originally located in Southern Egypt completely dismantled and relocated to Madrid, Spain. Located within the Parque del Oeste, the temple is one of the best complete examples of ancient Egyptian architecture that can be found anywhere outside Egypt. TAP Due to the risk posed to a number of ancient Egyptian … Continue reading Templo de Debod, Madrid
Camp Nou, Barcelona
TRIP Camp Nou is a football stadium located in Barcelona, home ground of European football giants FC Barcelona. The stadium has a seating capacity of 99,354 making it the largest in Europe and third largest in the world. TAP Originally built in 1957, the Camp Nou was built to replace the outdated Camp de Les … Continue reading Camp Nou, Barcelona
Millennium Bridge, Ourense
TRIP The Millennium Bridge (Puente del Milenio) is a major bridge located in the city of Ourense, Spain. Built at the turn of the Millennium, the Puente del Milenio is one of north-western Spain’s top, modern tourist attractions. TAP Opened in 2001 to welcome the new millennium, the Puente del Milenio is a remarkable piece … Continue reading Millennium Bridge, Ourense
Arc de Triomf, Barcelona
TRIP The Arc de Triomf is a monumental arch located within the city of Barcelona. Although not the largest arch in Europe, the Arc de Triomf stands out amongst its peers due to its red brick design and clever use of the Neo-Mudéjar architectural style. TAP Originally built in 1888 for Barcelona’s hosting of the … Continue reading Arc de Triomf, Barcelona