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Temple of DebodTop 11 in Can't Miss Attractions
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Tuesday-Friday 10:00-20:00, Saturday, Sunday and holidays 9:30-20:00; closed on Monday, January 6, May 1, December 25.
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Calle Ferraz, 1, 28008 Madrid, Spain
Phone: +34-91-3667415
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The Templo de Debod is an aged Egyptian temple originally constructed in the second century BCE and later remade in Madrid, Spain. The temple was a present from the Egyptian government to Spain for their help in saving historical remains during the building of the Aswan Dam. The temple was rebuilt in the Parque del Oeste and was made available to the public in 1972. Originally, the temple was found 15 km south of Aswan and was dedicated to Isis of Philae. The temple is made of stone and full of drawings, inscriptions and hieroglyphics.
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Very cool place in the center of the city. I would recommend to go during the sunset, as it is more beautiful by then.
One of my favorite places in the city to watch the sunset! You'll find many locals here lounging around, some with a full on picnic set up (Spanish guitar and all), others just walking their dogs and people watching. Bring a bottle of wine or a few beers and watch the city go from day to night. The temple itself is free to enter during specific hours. I'll spare the details on the history as it is much better to learn about in person.Have a great photo-op and walk around the park. If you hit the right corner, you'll also find yourself with one of the best views of the Palacio Real (Royal Palace).
The best place to enjoy the beautiful sun settings of Madrid. At night enjoy the reverberation of the temple on the water.. stunning!
DE wave high temple stands at the top of the hill, the style is very simple of primitive simplicity, architectural style of ancient Egypt, see introduction know moved out of Egypt, before is located in the Banks of the Nile, and there are 2000 years old, is really quite old. DE temple surrounded by green water, appear very chic, to the reflection of symmetrical scene shooting pictures. This temple is free and open, can be in, but needs to be stressed the point that it''s opening time is very strange, there was a time in the afternoon is not open, so if you have in the plan, must be good, be sure to check in advance open time arrangement, don''t flapping empty air. Debord''s park overlooking the distant Madrid palace and the temple al MuDeNa cathedral or nice view!
A magnificent piece of Egypt in the heart of Madrid