Exploring Madrid, Spain I 2025 I 4K I Part 5

Plaza de Salvador Dalí is a public square located in the Salamanca district. It is a well-known urban space, notable for being the only public square designed by the surrealist artist Salvador Dalí himself. The square was constructed according to his instructions, and it was inaugurated on July 17, 1986.

The centerpiece of Plaza de Salvador Dalí is a monumental sculptural complex known as the "Dolmen of Dalí." It is a two-part work, consisting of a dolmen and a bronze sculpture.

The Royal Mint Museum is a historic and cultural institution dedicated to the history of coinage and Spanish monetary history. It is housed in the historic building of the Royal Mint of Madrid, which has a long-standing history dating back to the 16th century. The building's architecture reflects its historical importance and has been adapted to serve as a museum.

The district of Salamanca is one of Madrid’s most prestigious and upscale neighborhoods. Known for its elegant architecture, luxury shopping, and vibrant social scene, it is a key area in the city’s Centro District.

Located beneath the elevated highway connecting Juan Bravo and Eduardo Dato streets, the open-air sculpture museum houses sculptures by Spanish and international artists.

Gardens of Discovery is a prominent park located in the Columbus Square. They are dedicated to the "discovery" of the Americas by Christopher Columbus in 1492. The park's main artistic feature is the Monument to the Discovery of America.

The Madrid Metro is a vital part of Madrid's public transport system, known for its extensive network, efficiency, and accessibility. It's one of the longest rapid transit systems in the world and a key mode of transport for residents and tourists alike.

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport, commonly known as Madrid–Barajas Airport, is the main international airport serving Madrid. Located about 13 kilometers northeast of Madrid's city center, in the district of Barajas. Opened in 1931, it has since undergone several expansions to accommodate the growing number of passengers.