Madrid Run Tour

Nirvana en el Parque del Retiro de Madrid en el año 1992.

Think Spain’s World Cup debut couldn’t get any bigger? Think again! Tom Holland is making a special appearance in Madrid right before kick off TOMORROW! 🎬⚽

This June 15, the British actor will be at “Plaza Selección” (Plaza de Colón) to promote his upcoming movie and hype up the crowd before La Roja takes the field.

If you don’t want to miss a single second of his checklist visit, here is the supposed itinerary for the day:

16:20 - Tom departs his hotel, heading straight to Colón.

16:40 - Arrival at Plaza de Colón for a photocall and quick press interviews.

Next Up - Tom (and maybe Zendaya who knows) will take the main stage to greet the fans and wish Spain luck ahead of the match.

17:30 - The event wraps up as Tom and his team head out, leaving the giant screens and stage ready for the 90 minutes of football we’ve all been waiting for.

Come in your jersey, enjoy the massive screens, live music, and free fan zones!

👇 Tag the friend you’re bringing to Colón in the comments below! See you there! ⬇️

Girona has a bridge built by Gustave Eiffel, and almost nobody outside Spain knows it exists.

The Pont de les Peixateries Velles (Old Fish Market Bridge) spans the Onyar River right in the heart of Girona, a medieval city about an hour north of Barcelona. Eiffel's company completed it in 1877, more than a decade before they broke ground on the Paris tower. Same red iron lattice. Same riveted framework. A warm-up act that ended up becoming a landmark in its own right.

The name comes from the fish markets that used to line the riverbank nearby. For centuries, this stretch of the Onyar was a working, noisy, commercial part of the city. The bridge was built to connect the old town with the Mercadal neighborhood on the other side, not as a monument, just as a practical crossing.

There is a small detail most visitors never hear. The project ran over budget and over schedule. Floods in France had delayed the delivery of the iron materials. When the city complained, the Eiffel company offered a gesture: they installed the bridge's street lamps at no charge.

The bridge was restored in 2008 and is open around the clock, free to walk across.