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Watered by the River Henares, Guadalajara has a long history linked to the career of the Dukes of Infantado in the capital of La Alcarria.  With it's palaces, gardens and historic monuments there is plenty to occupy the visitor.  Highlights include:

Museo de la Ciudad -  This excellent museum contains exhibits spanning the whole of Guadalajara's history.  Items on display include Spanish armaments, local artifacts and equestrian paraphernalia.  Admission is free of charge.

Lienzo Charro de Jalisco - This is the town's rodeo arena and is where Mexican cowboys, known as charros, entertain crowds with their riding skills and lasso work. Every Sunday at Noon there are shows and competitions.  This is one of the biggest weekly attractions in Gaudalajara.

Museo de las Artes de la Universidad de Guadalajara - This museum hosts a range of important traveling exhibitions, often featuring contemporary artists from all over the Americas.  The museum is also filled with Orozco murals, including the Man, Creator and Rebel and The People and Their False Leaders.

Selva Magica - This Theme Park is a great place to take the children on a fun day out. It has 35 rides, including rollercoasters; bumper cars; and many more attractions that will keep the children entertained for hours.  There is also a restaurant and snack bar located on the premises.  Guadalajara Zoo is another excellent place to take the children for some fun, while learning about animals.  The zoo houses a wide range of animals from Mexico, the Americas and other places around the world.  You can either walk or take a tram ride through the zoo.

 

Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD) is Spain's busiest airport, handling more than 40 million passengers a year between Spain's attractive capital city and hundreds of domestic, European and international destinations.

Madrid Barajas International Airport is located 13 kilometres (eight miles) north-east of central Madrid. The Madrid Metro is easy to access from Terminals 1, 2 and 3 and reasonably easy from Terminal 4; buses provide an effective service; taxis are always available.

Capacity at Madrid International Airport was doubled in early 2006 with the addition of the new Terminal 4 and two extra runways.

Madrid Barajas Airport handles the majority of Spain's transatlantic flights, and is the foremost European airport for flights to Central and South America as well as a major hub for worldwide connections. Barajas Airport in Madrid provides extensive dining, shopping, banking, currency, business and health amenities across its four terminals. Services for families and those with special needs are available, and Madrid Airport offers parking for more than 10,000 vehicles.

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