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Madrid is Spain's capital and largest city, with over 3.4 million residents in the city proper and about 6.8 million in its metropolitan area, making it the second-largest city in the European Union after Berlin. As the center of Spain's political and economic power, Madrid plays a crucial role in the country's governance and serves as a major hub for the nation's economy.
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- Instance of
- metropolis
- Official name
- Madrid
- Demonym
- madrilenca
- Country
- Spain
- Contains
- Hortaleza
- Continent
- Europe
- Population
- 3506730
- Area
- 604.4551
- Elevation
- 663
- Time zone
- UTC+02:00
- Head of government
- José Luis Martínez-Almeida
- Capital of
- Community of Madrid
- Shares border with
- Majadahonda
- Official website
- www.munimadrid.es
- Image
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- Dialing code
- 91
- Licence plate code
- M
- Coat of arms
- coat of arms of Madrid
- Patron saint
- Virgin of Almudena
- Significant event
- 2004 Madrid train bombings
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- postal code
- 28001–28081
- twinned administrative body
- Kyiv
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- Madrid
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- category for people born here
- Category:Births in Madrid
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- Category:Deaths in Madrid
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- time of earliest written record
- 0871-00-00
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- Category:Burials in Madrid, Spain
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- budget
- 4702875724
- owner of
- Caja Mágica
- office held by head of government
- mayor of Madrid
- male population
- 1520153
- female population
- 1745973
- hashtag
- Madrid
- P11012
- Never Gonna Give You Up
- social media followers
- 11200
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- tobacco
- maintained by WikiProject
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Article · Français
Madrid [ma.dʁid] (en espagnol : [maˈðɾið]) est la capitale et la plus grande ville d'Espagne. Située dans la partie centrale du royaume, elle est également la capitale et la ville la plus peuplée de la Communauté de Madrid. En tant que capitale d'État, elle abrite la plupart des institutions politiques du pays, dont la résidence royale, le siège du gouvernement et le Parlement. Elle compte une population d'environ 3,3 millions d'habitants intra-muros sur une superficie totale de 604,3 km2, au sein d'une aire urbaine d'environ 6,5 millions d'habitants en 2014. En comptant sa population intra-muros, Madrid est la deuxième ville de l'Union européenne, derrière Berlin. Ville mondiale, elle abrite le siège de nombreuses institutions, dont l'Organisation mondiale du tourisme, l'Organisation des États ibéro-américains, l'Académie royale espagnole et l'Institut Cervantes. Considérée comme l'une des principales places financières de l'Europe du Sud, elle partage le statut de cœur économique de l'Espagne avec Barcelone. Elle accueille le siège social des plus grandes entreprises du pays, comme Telefónica, Repsol ou Iberia. Les bâtiments d'architecture récente côtoient des constructions de style néo-classique, telles que la porte d'Alcalá, la place de Cybèle ou la Cathédrale de l'Almudena. Ville d'art, ses trois principaux musées, le musée du Prado, le musée Reina Sofía et le musée Thyssen-Bornemisza, comptent parmi les plus visités au monde. En outre, Madrid abrite deux des plus grands clubs de football au monde, le Real Madrid et l'Atlético de Madrid.
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