The park is filled wih a unique texture of the rocks.

Some of the buildings appeared as caves with molten rocks that descended to form the pillars.

The park was also filled with many exotic palm trees.

There was also a large open area similar to a gladiator open space. It was encompassed by rocks that appeared similar to glazed pottery. The patters were of Spanish mosaics. I really liked also the yellow tint from the sun, and the feel of Spain in the past.

There is an area in the Park with large pillars and ornaments of mosaics on the ceiling. They appear as plates of glazed clay filled with beautiful colours of blue, green, red and other exotic colours.

At the bottom of the park, there are two houses, one of which is a souvenir shop. The houses appear similar to the Hanzel and Gretel houses from children’s tales. They appear as if they have molten candy around the windows and edges.

Near the beginning of the park there is an amazing bridge with the unique rock patterns used by Guadi. I liked the shape a lot.

There are also beautiful animal sculptures near the bottom of the park. They are shaped with tiles of various colours including exotic blues,reds and greens.

The entire park was filled with the beige irregularly shaped rocks. It is very artsy, unique and beautiful to look at.

It is a beautiful park and I enjoyed my visit a lot. I would greatly recommend it to tourist.

When I visited Madrid during my time I noticed one area near the city that was amazing. It had vast colours and hanging displays.

It had a blue like display hanging in the distance and various hanging objects with blue and red colors and many others in the spectrum as it appeared as I walked.

It was amazing to look at the vast colours like in game or as as kid walking to another area of Madrid.

It was beautiful, the entire area decorated with the colours, and the walkway was large. The colours as I walked in the distance as if danced with the various colors showing of an tropical ornament hanging in the distance and with red and other hues accenting my walk to the tropical ornament.

It was an area filled with many stores and near Puerta del Sol.

The city was likely decorated for the holidays.

Madrid in general during my visit was amazing. I visited mostly the area around Puerta del Sol.

The area had beautiful fountains and large government buildings. The buildings had tall blinds similar to the colonial or earlier era of the Spanish made with wood.

They as I wrote about earlier remind of an older time when things were different and they have the feel somewhat of the Cuban Havana to me.

The square is large and one of the most famous in Madrid. It is near the center and leads to the other sites nearby including the Royal Palace of Madrid.

Another beautiful site is the Plaza Mayor. It is near the Puerta del Sol. The area is a large square around a statue of a hero on a horse. It is a closed square and the feel is similar to the architecture of the English of the past with the red buildings and the many small square windows arranged symetrically.

It has one area of one of the buildings more inspired by the Spanish with the design of a mosaic, possibly religious or colonial and colours similar to beige inspired by Spain.

It is a beautiful square and during my visit the feel was unique reminding of the colonial past.

As I was leaving I noticed vast architecture of large grids and domes that lead through a tunnel to leave the area.

The entire district near Puerto del Sol is amazing. It is filled with beautiful small streets and during my visit with the sun on me, the feel was as if I was in Spain during the past, the feel being in Spain of the yellow tint of the sun on the buildings and the beige in them that came out. It reminded me I was in the past of the colonial era of Spanish rule.

I walked the streets from the Puerto del Sol to the Cathedral de la Almudena and back with a visit to Plaza Mayor.

I enjoyed my entire time walking the streets and some of them that were really small leading from the main street. The small unique feel of the small alleyways also reminding of the past period in Spain. As I walked I noticed beautful Victorian sytle balconies and architecture that appeared as Roman inspired.

Another amazing part of the my visit to Madrid was El Retiro Park. One of areas of the park is a large pond with boats that can be rented.

I visited during night near 6 pm and I was unable to rent, but I learned that people have fun rowing a boat in a large pond that overlooks sculptures and the architecture. The architecuture is also reminiscent of the much earlier period of the Spanish and Roman inspired.

The pond looks large and I wanted to row the boat a lot. It really looked interesting to row it in the large pond. It looked like a vast area to enjoy.

The renting of the boat is 6 eur or 8 eur depending on the day and the rental I think is 45 minutes.

I really enjoyed the park in general.

I spent time taking pictures of the ancient sculptures. It was also fun to take pictures of the Roman Collesseium inspired monument and its beautiful arch.

I enjoyed sitting on the benches and also looking at the trees. Some of the trees were filled with lights. It appeared as if the trees were in full bloom but with lights that sparkled. Some were white, others were blue and it was beautiful to look at them.

I enjoyed my time resting and I also enjoyed and viewed another large fountain in the area.

The fountains in Spain are usually beautiful with many designs their sculptures with many points of water flowing. It is usually beautiful and fun to watch the refreshing water flowing and to enjoy it.

The center is filled with two beautiful fountains, of grand water displays flowing on all sides.

The center when I first visited had lights for Christmas on the entire area. The lights spread to the center of the square and sprawling on the area similar to a Christmas tree.

There are benches in the entire area made of wood and an old design that you can sit and rest on and the design is beautiful. It is a large square and there are often sounds of the busy streets and some of the people in the area.

Around the square is the large shopping center El Cortez and other shopping in the area. The entire area is beautiful but the square is my favorite.

I went to the square many times to rest and to be in the fresh air. It is also filled with trees and the feel is relaxed especially with the shade over the benches and and the stone work.

The stone work is beautiful of large stone work with statues around the square that sometimes shade the area.

In general I loved to visit the square to rest and to the breathe the fresh air. I was covered with trees and the shade.

The fountains sprout water on all sides and the water overflows in a grand display of a lot of water. It has a feel of clear water that I always liked with fountains.

I really enjoyed my time and it is one of my favorite places in Barcelona.

When I first arrived it was the first place I rested and one of my favorite days when I rested in Barcelona.

The feel is comfortable and it is filled with people. It was filled with many young people when I arrived.

The entire area is busy.

In the area is also the Palau de Music Cataluna. It is a beautiful building with beautiful detailed work on the outside of statues in stone and other detailed work. The architecture is beautiful.

The building is a concert hall and I did not visit still to now. The work of the Palau is beautiful and the I love the entire area.

The entire area around the Plaza Cataluna square is beautiful with the Palau de Music and the small streets. The entire feel around the square is an old town, small streets from and older era and an artistic feel with the Palau de Music.

I loved my time in the entire area.