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Walking around Plaza De Colon I came across this great monument in honour of Don Jorge Juan Y Santicilia ( 1713-1773 ) . An interesting and fascinating monument depicting a stylized globe and a very i...
This sculpture in Plaza Colon stands in tribute to Jorge Juan y Santacilia, a Spanish mathematician, scientist, naval officer, and mariner. His main legacy was his contribution to the expansion of the...
One of the most important cartographic and scientific in our Spain, receives the tribute with this monument enclaved at the beginning of the street that has its name and at the Plaza de Colon.
I have passed the monument many times and have not noticed it
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I have passed through this monument many times but I had never seen the most of the time, beyond having the anchor of a boat and a armored sphere as the main motive.
Interesting
Walking around Plaza De Colon I came across this great monument in honour of Don Jorge Juan Y Santicilia ( 1713-1773 ) . An interesting and fascinating monument depicting a stylized globe and a very i...
Monument to Jorge Juan y Santacilia
This sculpture in Plaza Colon stands in tribute to Jorge Juan y Santacilia, a Spanish mathematician, scientist, naval officer, and mariner. His main legacy was his contribution to the expansion of the...
Recognition
One of the most important cartographic and scientific in our Spain, receives the tribute with this monument enclaved at the beginning of the street that has its name and at the Plaza de Colon.
What a nice statue!
Located in the Plaza de Colon and very close to the Salamanca Neighborhood, always surrounded by tourists.
I have passed the monument many times and have not noticed it
I have passed through this monument many times but I had never seen the most of the time, beyond having the anchor of a boat and a armored sphere as the main motive.