MADRID: Paseo del Prado Boulevard, who lined up the Madrid tree and a side by side retiro park has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage list.
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee, held an online meeting from Fuzhou, China, supporting the nomination on Sundays that highlighted the introduction of nature in the Green region into the Spanish capital.
The influence of properties has on the design of other cities in Latin America also clapping by committee members.
“Collective, they describe the aspirations for the utopian society during the peak of the Spanish Empire,” said UNESCO.
Retiro Park occupies 1.2 square kilometers (1.3 square miles) in the center of Madrid.
Next to it runs Paseo del Prado, which includes promenade for pedestrians.
Boulevard connects the heart of the Spanish art world, brings together the Prado Museum with the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and Reina Sofia Art Center.
Boulevard came from the 16th century while the park was originally for the use of the kingdom in the 17th century before being entirely flown to the public in 1848.
“Today, in this pandemic period, in a city that has suffered for 15 years.
The month, we have The reason for celebrating with the first world heritage site in the Spanish capital, “said Madrid Major Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida.
This site is number 49 for Spain on the UNESCO list.
Also on Sunday, the committee added the Chinese Emporium in Song-yuan, Kakatiya Rudreshwara India’s temple, and the Trans-Iran train to the world heritage list.
World heritage sites can be an example of extraordinary natural beauty or man-made buildings.
Sites can be geologically important or ecologically, or they can be the key to human culture and traditions.