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| Iglesia de los Jeronimos |
One of the many benefits of having Ken's mom visit: Her participation in an international Pickle Ball tournament provides the perfect excuse to visit Madrid. Here are some miscellaneous memories of another one of our favorite Spanish cities.
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| Almost there: Madrid's skyline from the car |
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| Broadcast tower in Madrid |
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| Prado Museum Cason del Buen Retiro building |
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| The Fuente de Neptuno in the Plaza de Canovas del Castillo in Madrid |
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| A welcoming sign on Madrid's city hall.Although it looks old and flashy, the Palacio de Comunicaciones was built in the 20th century. Originally a post office, it became the seat of city mayor in 2007. Notice the welcome sign. |
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| Ken always likes to help tidy up. |
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| Getting chummy with Charlie at Plaza Mayor |
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| Optical illusion mural betwtween two buildings in Madrid |
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| Inside the Reina Sofia museum |
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| Arlene and Ken at Casa Benigna, where we had an amazing lunch. If you go, make a reservation, then knock on the door when you arrive. And give our regards to Norberto. |
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| Patella at Casa Benigna in Madrid |
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| La Violetera by sculptor Santiago de Santiago in Parque de las Vistillas |
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| Fountain in Parque de las Vistillas |
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| Pope John Paul II statue at Catedral de La Almudena |
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| Outside the gates of Palacio Real de Madrid |
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| We enjoy an unexpected concert at Palacio Real de Madrid |
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| One of the most famous paintings in Museo Thyssen- Bornemisza is this 1488 portrait of Giovanna Tornabuoni by Domenico Ghirlandaio. |
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| Inside Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza |
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