In 1879, the Madison Square Garden Center on Madison Avenue, corner with 26th Street opened for the first time as an open arena. Its first tenant was P.T. Barnum, founder of the Barnum & Baily circus. The use of the building was limited due to changing weather conditions and was demolished in 1890, giving way to a new enclosed Madison Square Garden in the Beaux-Arts style and that included a replica of the «Giralda» of the Cathedral of Seville. Seguir leyendo «The most famous Arena in the world – NYC»
De elementos arquitectónicos manieristas y barrocos, se levantó en el siglo XVII la Iglesia de la Santa Cruz por orden de Jerónimo Portilo, fundador de la Cofradía de Santa Cruz. 
Our visit to New York definitely had to include the 9/11 Memorial and climb the Observatory of the new 1 World Trade Center. What we experienced was a moment of solemnity among all the people who were there, all in one way or another, prepared to remember that sad moment in history. 
In 1886 a humble boarding house opened its doors to provide a lodging for university students in Santiago de Compostela. This is how the Casa da Troia or the House of Troy was born, located on the Rua da Troia in the historic center of the city and a few steps from the San Martiño Pinario Monastery / Church. 
Inaugurado el 1ro de abril de 2011, el Teleférico de Vila Nova de Gaia de la ciudad de Porto en Portugal, fue construido expresamente para propósitos turísticos. 
We took advantage of our visit to New York to visit MOMA (The Museum of Modern Art). Among its exhibitions, there is an extraordinary one, with a good of the work by the painter, sculptor, engraver and Spanish ceramist, the great Joan Miró i Ferrà.