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“Patrimonio Nacional, organismo público responsable de los bienes de titularidad del Estado que proceden del legado de la Corona española, tiene como fines principales el fundamental apoyo a la Jefatura del Estado para la alta representación, así como la puesta a disposición de los ciudadanos del…”
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Atlas ObscuraAug 31

Acueducto de La Partida in Madrid, Spain

Madrid may have its famous fountains and grand boulevards, but hidden in the Casa de Campo is a rather more unexpected piece of engineering: a small 18th-century aqueduct. Built in 1778, the Acueducto de La Partida carried water from the park’s lake to the Huerta de la Partida, helping to irrigate the royal gardens and orchards. Its designer was Francisco Sabatini, the royal architect responsib…

A monumental landmark associated with Francisco Sabatini.

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Lonely PlanetAug 6

3 days in Madrid, Spain

This weekend itinerary offers an interesting mix of classic destinations and up-and-coming sights that will help you get the most from a trip to Madrid.

sumptuous palace, one of the largest in Europe

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More sights in MadridCentro de Arte Reina Sofía×2Acueducto de La PartidaPuerta de AlcaláDoña ManolitaRoyal Botanical GardensSabatini Gardens
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