What are the attractions in Madrid with a strong cultural scene?

1. Palacio Real de Madrid: this 18th-century building is one of the largest royal palaces in Europe, with 1,300 rooms and decorative works of art made in China and Japan.2. Palacio de Cibeles: this beautiful building was once the headquarters of the post office and is now the city hall and cultural center, filled with modern and contemporary art.3. The lavishly landscaped Prado Museum: This museum houses the most important artworks of the Spanish nation, including masterpieces such as Pablo Picasso, Francisco Goya and Pablo Navarro.4. The Plaza de la Puerta del Sol (Holy Cross Square): This plaza is an important national The Plaza de la Puerta del Sol: this square is a national landmark, the site of the annual New Year's countdown, and its landmark is the Log Tower, a symbol of traditional Spanish customs. 5. Parque de la Buena: located in the center of the city, this park is one of the largest in Madrid, with many plazas, children's playgrounds, and other amenities, where one can enjoy the sunsets and the cultural atmosphere. 6. Puerta de Alcalá: this is Madrid's most famous gate, with a total of 1.5 million visitors. 7. Puerta de Alcalá: This is one of the most famous gates in Madrid, built in 1778 by Carlos III to show the royal majesty to the political power. 7. Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas: This is one of the most famous bullfighting stadiums in Madrid, with two museums showing the history and culture of bullfighting. 8. Iglesia de San Antonio de los Alemanes: This is one of the most important churches in Madrid. 9. San Antonio de los Alemanes: this 17th century baroque church is decorated with fanciful frescoes by the artist Francisco Despedes. 9. Barrio de las Letras: this is the literary district that was once home to Cervantes, one of the giants of Spanish culture and literature. 10. Plaza Mayor: this is one of Madrid's most famous bullfighting grounds. 11. Plaza Mayor): This is one of the main squares of Madrid, with many cafes, restaurants and artists' exhibitions, as well as artworks and buildings that showcase the history of Madrid.