Puerta de Sol
The Puerta de Sol, meaning Gate of the Sun, is considered the geographic and symbolic center of Spain. It is also the “Kilometer Zero” point from which all Spanish roads are measured. A plaque embedded in the ground marks this point.
The square is home to several significant landmarks, including the famous clock tower known as “Tío Pepe,” the equestrian statue of King Charles III, and the regional government’s headquarters, the Real Casa de Correos.
It is also internationally renowned for its New Year’s Eve celebrations. Thousands gather in the square each New Year’s Eve to watch the clock on the Casa de Correos strike midnight.
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