Madrid（Spanish: Madrid) is the capital and largest city of Spain. There are three million people living in the city, for a total of six million people. Madrid has many interesting cultural and architectural attractions, as well as many squares and museums.
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Place
Madrid is in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, with an average height of 650 meters. Most tourist attractions are close to the city center, such as Puerta del Sol (Spanish: Puerta del Sol), Plaza Mayor (Spanish: Plaza Mayor), Royal Palace (Spanish: Palacio Real), and Plaza Colon (Spanish: Plaza de Colón). Madrid’s main streets are Gran Vía (Spanish: Gran Vía), Alcalá Street (Spanish: Alcalá Street), and Paseo de la Castellana (Spanish: Paseo de la Castellana).
climate
Madrid has a continental climate. The climate is mainly dry, but sometimes the weather is extreme. Madrid receives a lot of sunshine in summer and is relatively hot. The highest average temperature is in July and August, and the temperature is 25 degrees Celsius. Winter is relatively cold, with frost, and occasionally snow. There is no particularly hot or cold weather in spring and autumn: this is the best time to travel, especially from April to August. It does not often rain and snow in Madrid. When it snows, it will fall for a few days. However, there is a lot of snow in the mountains north of Madrid.
history
The culture of Madrid is deeply influenced by the history of the royal family. The palace, large buildings, and large churches are still intact. However, Madrid is also growing rapidly, just like Berlin and London, as well as major European cities.
arrival
airplane
Madrid Barajas International Airport (IATA：MAD) Is the most important airport in Madrid. There are direct flights from Europe and North America. There are not many direct flights to Africa and Asia. Madrid's subway runs to the airport, which is very convenient; you can also take a taxi or use a bus. The new Madrid Airport has two terminals; the first has T1, T2, and T3, and the second has only T4. It will take a lot of time to go to other terminal buildings, but the airport has its own shuttle bus from the T4 terminal to the T1, 2, and 3 terminals. This shuttle is better than the subway because the shuttle is free, but if you want to take the subway, you must pay €3.
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Activity
Shopping
Dining
Nightlife
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communication
Telecommunications company
The most commonly used telecom companies in the area are Vodafone, Movistar, Orange, and other low-cost phone cards can be purchased from Yoiggo, Tuenti, Lebara, etc.
If local Chinese people need to make frequent calls with mainland China, they can save money on international long-distance calls using the phone cards sold by Friendship Communication.
For Chinese tourists who stay in Spain for a short period of time, they can choose roaming packages provided by domestic telecom operators or purchase a prepaid card locally. For example, Orange's more well-known Mundo prepaid card has different packages to choose from according to the length of the call and the amount of data.