A soft-laminated folded map of Madrid, now in the 11th edition shows: Central Madrid 1:10 000, Madrid & Region 1:200 000, Province of Madrid 1:700 000, Toledo 1:9 000, Segovia 1:8 500, Public Transport Madrid, Spain administrative.
Madrid, located on the Manzanares River, is the capital and largest city of Spain and also its political and geographic center. Local residents are called Madrileños. Not only is Madrid one of the main financial centers of the Iberian Peninsula, but because of its economic, political and cultural significance it is regarded as a city of global importance. Along with London, Paris and Berlin, Madrid ranks high among the most populous cities/urban areas in the European Union. This city offers the visitor a multitude of cultural specialties: beautiful parks, historical archives in the 19th century National Library building, culinary high points, architectural highlights such as the Royal Palace or the restored 1850 opera house in the Teatro Real. Madrid's famous Prado Museum houses one of the finest art collections in the world. The museum of modern art, the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in the Villahermosa Palace are also of world renown. Madrid is a fine European city unquestionably worth seeing!