Las Cortes, Madrid

Politics frames the back bone of a sovereign nation state. Las Cortes, Madrid is well known as the parliamentary region of Spain. Both the lower house and the upper house will find you at this region. There are three museums which forms the "golden triangle" which is supposed to be the center of tourist attraction.

Policy making and deliberation takes place in this periphery. The Spanish Congress of Deputies or Congreso de los Diputados in Spanish is the lower house of Cortes Generales which forms the branch of Legislature. The parliamentary house is bicameral which constitutes of Congress of Deputies. The fate of the state of Spain is formed in Las Cortes of Madrid. This part of political hearth forms the law and amends constitution.

The tourists can also take a walk in the streets of past with the Museo Thyssen Bornemisza. This place is dubbed as the "Golden Triangle of Art" which includes collection like Prado and Reina Sofia. The cultural movements such as "impressionism and expressionism" which are art movements of the 19th century saw the light of life in Paris. These forms of movements were also dubbed as nihilism.

This concept is related to the German philosopher Nietzsche. The thought process was later followed by American thinkers, where the instances remain in their movies and arts. The repository also preserves the private collection of Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen Bornemisza. These collections of historical significance can only be found in this museum.

The cubist art works of Pablo Picasso can also be found in this museum. Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and many more are conserved in the Museo Thyssen Bornemisza. Besides all these the visitors can also take a peep-a-boo in Banco de Espana which is the central Bank of Spain.