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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Casa_de_la_PanaderíaCasa de la Panadería - Wikipedia

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   The Casa de la Panadería is a municipal and cultural building on the north side of the Plaza Mayor in Madrid. It is four stories high, the ground floor comprising porticos and the top floor in the form of an attic, with its sides crowned by angular towers.

2. esmadrid.com › en › tourist-informationCasa de la Panadería | Official tourism website - Turismo Madrid

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   Casa de la Panadería. Located in Plaza Mayor, this emblematic Baroque building was given its name as the ground floor used to house the town's main bakery. Its origins date back to 1590, and throughout history it has been the headquarters of the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, the Real Academia de la Historia, and the Municipal ...

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4. www.esmadrid.com › informacion-turistica › casaCasa de la Panadería | Turismo Madrid

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   Recrean el origen barroco de la plaza y el edificio con alusiones mitológicas a la diosa Cibeles y a su boda con Acuático y detalles que reflejan la historia, tradiciones y la identidad de Madrid como capital de España.

5. es.wikipedia.org › wiki › Casa_de_la_PanaderíaCasa de la Panadería - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

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   La Casa de la Panadería es un edificio de cuatro alturas, con la planta baja porticada, estando rematado el último piso en forma de ático, y los laterales coronados por torres angulares. Está situada en el centro del lado norte de la Plaza Mayor de Madrid.

   • Coordenadas: 40°24′57″N 3°42′27″O / 40.4158, -3.7074
   • País: España

   • Estilo: Herreriano
   • Ubicación: Madrid

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7. www.gomadrid.com › sights › casa-de-la-panaderiaCasa de la Panadería in Plaza Mayor, Madrid

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   Casa de la Panadería. The present building of the Casa de la Panadería stands at number 27 on the north side of Madrid's Plaza Mayor, just behind the central statue of Felipe III. The original building was a wooden construction designed by Juan Gomez de Mora and completed in 1619.

8. www.tripadvisor.com › Attraction_Review-g187514-dCasa de la Panaderia - All You Need to Know ... - Tripadvisor

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   Casa de la Panaderia is in my opinion the most impressive and most beautiful building on Plaza Mayor and perhaps of Madrid. The frescos painted on the outside (which are quite recent) are unique. Casa de la Panaderia, or the Bakery, was designed to house the Bakers Guild.

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   Where is the Casa de la panadera?

   • The present building of the Casa de la Panadería stands at number 27 on the north side of Madrid's Plaza Mayor, just behind the central statue of Felipe III. The original building was a wooden construction designed by Juan Gomez de Mora and completed in 1619. It was destroyed by fire in 1670 and was rebuilt by Thomas Roman.

   Casa de la Panadería in Plaza Mayor, Madrid

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   Who designed Casa de la Panaderia?

   • Carlos Franco won and his design draws admirers from around the world. Casa de la Panaderia itself has been remodeled many times throughout the years, and has had many occupants. It currently houses the Madrid Tourist Board with the excellent Madrid Tourism Center on the ground floor.

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   How high is the Casa de la panadera?

   • It is four stories high, the ground floor comprising porticos and the top floor in the form of an attic, with its sides crowned by angular towers. The Casa de la Panadería (Bakery House) was erected during the construction of the Plaza Mayor. Juan Gómez de Mora was in charge of its construction, which was completed in 1619.

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   Why is Casa de la Panaderia important?

   • Casa de la Panaderia, or the Bakery, was designed to house the Bakers Guild. At that time this was a powerful organization, because they controlled the price of grand and bread. This gave them great political and economical power and their building should represent this great importance.

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10. www.madrid.es › portales › munimadridCasa de la Panadería - Descripción monumental - Madrid

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    Descripción monumental. Escuchar. Iniciada por Diego Sillero en 1590 para el gremio del pan, será acabada y transformada en 1617 por Gómez de Mora al integrarla en el conjunto de la Plaza Mayor. A nivel artístico es de destacar su fachada y a nivel histórico su Cuarto Real.