Calle Gaztambide and Calle Rodríguez San Pedro
Singular buildings at a crossroads in Chamberí.
The junction between Gaztambide Street and Rodríguez San Pedro Street stands out on account of its architectural heterogeneity. What stands out most on this tree-lined, one-way street, on which cars can park along both sides, are the trefoil arches of the Pontifical University of Salamanca building.
In contrast, we also find the so-called Casa de las Flores (now a day-care centre for the elderly), a building that is representative of the rationalist modernity of the 1930s and of the contemporary avant-garde, characterised by the brickwork that covers its five floors and its balconies with abundant vegetation.
Updated: 11/04/2019
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Fill out and process the form for an Announced action (in spanish only) or a Permit for occupation of the public thoroughfare (in spanish only). For more information on these permits and how to process them, please consult the webpage “How to film in Madrid?”.
