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Arco de la Victoria

Puerta de la Moncloa

Francoist triumph arch erected 1950–56 to commemorate the Nationalist victory in the Battle of Ciudad Universitaria of the Civil War.

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Faro de Moncloa
Torre de Iluminación y Comunicaciones del Ayuntamiento de Madrid
A 92 m high tower with an observation deck that you can access by elevator. In theory your visit is limited to 30 minutes, but you're likely to want to go down before the time is up.
EUR 4
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Museo de América
An excellent museum that many tourists miss. Houses thousands of artifacts from the Americas. The exhibit displays objects from many native cultures from before European conquest to colonial times and beyond. Don't miss the Tesoro (Treasure) de los Químbayas, a collection of gold objects that was given as a gift by the Colombian government. Also of interest is the Tudela Codex, an Aztec law book from the 1500s. Beware: most explanations to the objects on display are in Spanish only.
Tue-Sat 09:30-15:00, Thu 09:30-19:00, Sun and holidays 10:30-18:00; closed Jan 1, May 1, Dec 24, 25, 31€3 (adults), €1.50 (concessions), free (seniors/children under 18); free on Su
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Yunie Kebab
One of the oldest kebab restaurants in Madrid, it is reportedly a favorite of the Spanish royal family. Also offers other Lebanese specialties like kibbeh and mutabbal (a spicier baba ghanoush).
Tue-Sun 13:00-16:00 and 20:00-23:00
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Constitutional Tribunal
Tribunal Constitucional
Modern circular building from the early 1980s, designed by architects Bonet and Valdés.