Templo de Debod
An Egyptian temple in one of Madrid′s most beautiful parks. Near the Royal Palace and Plaza de España, it was a present given by Egypt to Spain for its role in saving the temple of Abu Simbel from the floodwaters of Lake Nasser following the construction of the Aswan Dam in southern Egypt. A great place to watch the sunset. Usually a queue. Only 30 people allowed in the area at a time
Why it is worth a visit
Templo de Debod, a genuine ancient Egyptian temple rebuilt in a park, famous for its sunsets.
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Why visit
Templo de Debod, a genuine ancient Egyptian temple rebuilt in a park, famous for its sunsets.
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