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Madrid: 200th Anniversary of the revolt in Madrid 1st, 2nd & 3rd of May 2008 1st of May outside The Prado Museum 6 Goyas are mounted on flatbed trailers and paraded around Madrid The Goya exhibition entrance and statue at the Prado Museum
Obelisk de Dos de Mayo Plaza de Lealtad
The Puerta de Alcala Plaza de la Independecia Pillars showing damage from December 1808
Monument Al Pueblo Del Do de Mayo Jardines del General Fanjul
Sculptor Sergoviano Aniceto
Marinas (1866-1953) East of the Ermita de San Antonio de la Florida is the cemetery where 43 rebels executed by Napoleon’s troops are buried. They were killed on the nearby Montaña del Príncipe Pío in the predawn of 3 May 1808, after the Dos de Mayo uprising. The event was immortalised by Goya in El dos de mayo and El tres de mayo, which hang in the Museo del Prado. The forlorn cemetery, established in 1796, is often closed. Plaza Duque De Pastrana The Palacio Real The Plaza Del Dos De Mayo The Puerta del Sol The plaque commemorating the Dos de Mayo
Some of the Landmarks around Puerta del Sol
The Plaza Mayor 2nd of
May
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