Madrid is known for its historical buildings, food markets, and the royals. It's also known for its renaissance and contemporary art museums, sunny blue skies, unique neighborhoods, and bustling nightlife. Madrid is a city of joy and life. Once you visit, you'll most definitely wish to go back – I know I did!

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Madrid residents and visitors will both be able to see a traditional Nativity set at the Patio de Operaciones of the Cibeles Palace during the Christmas season.

This Nativity scene in the traditional Hebrew style has over figures modelled for Madrid City Council by the artisan, José Luis Mayo Lebrija, bringing the scene designed by the Madrid Association of Nativity Scenes to life.

The Nativity scene, which incorporates some new things this year, such as the Egyptian temple, shows the traditional nativity scenes: Annunciation to the Virgin, the Nativity, the arrival of the Three Kings, King Herod’s fortress, asking for room at the inn or fleeing to Egypt. These scenes are added to other popular scenes, such as the mill or the wash houses. Materials such as cork, moss and different types of sand, natural vegetation and water for the river that crosses the scene have all been used.

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The airport name derives from the adjacent district of Barajas, which has its own metro station on the same rail line serving the airport. Barajas serves as the gateway to the Iberian peninsula from the rest of Europe and the world and is a key link between Europe and Latin America.

The name Barajas is primarily a gender-neutral name of Spanish origin that means Watering Place. Spanish habitational surname for a family from any number of villages of that name in Spain.