Abroad

Its main façade measures 66 meters. With an irregular floor plan, the imposing portico of its façade stands out for its hexastyle columns - that is, with six columns in front - with fluted shafts of the Corinthian order, its side pavilions and its beautiful staircase. In the atrium there are four reliefs that represent commerce, industry, agriculture and navigation.

Inside

The building has a hall called the Hall of the Lost Steps.[8] The Spanish Congress also has a hall with the same name. This hall has a Greek symbol, the caduceus, with two snakes, which represent supply and demand, a stick, which means mediation, and two wings, which symbolize speed in decision-making.[8] The symbol is also adorned with two cornucopias, which are a symbol of abundance, an anchor, a symbol of navigation, and a cogwheel, which is a symbol of industry.

The stock market floor has a ceiling decorated with allegorical paintings of the Spanish provinces, made by Luis Taberner Montalvo and Luis Imbrol"), with a cost of 22 thousand pesetas. It also has some friezes where the aforementioned figure of the snake, the stick, castle-shaped crowns and bags appear. These bags represent a family of investors from Amsterdam from whose last name, according to some versions, the word "stock market" derives.[8]​ In this room It is where the monitors that report on stock market movements are located.

In the center of the parquet there is a column with a clock, which works with machinery imported from Strasbourg (France).

The meeting room has wooden ashlars, a marble plaque that refers to Alfonso

The sculpture of the palace was carried out by Francisco Molinelli.

With an area of ​​3,288 m²,[5] it is far from reaching the dimensions of the largest on the continent, Vienna (9,899 m²) or Saint Petersburg (8,755 m²).

• - Wikimedia Commons hosts a multimedia category about the Madrid Stock Exchange Palace.

• - Madrid Stock Exchange.

Abroad

Its main façade measures 66 meters. With an irregular floor plan, the imposing portico of its façade stands out for its hexastyle columns - that is, with six columns in front - with fluted shafts of the Corinthian order, its side pavilions and its beautiful staircase. In the atrium there are four reliefs that represent commerce, industry, agriculture and navigation.

Inside

The building has a hall called the Hall of the Lost Steps.[8] The Spanish Congress also has a hall with the same name. This hall has a Greek symbol, the caduceus, with two snakes, which represent supply and demand, a stick, which means mediation, and two wings, which symbolize speed in decision-making.[8] The symbol is also adorned with two cornucopias, which are a symbol of abundance, an anchor, a symbol of navigation, and a cogwheel, which is a symbol of industry.

The stock market floor has a ceiling decorated with allegorical paintings of the Spanish provinces, made by Luis Taberner Montalvo and Luis Imbrol"), with a cost of 22 thousand pesetas. It also has some friezes where the aforementioned figure of the snake, the stick, castle-shaped crowns and bags appear. These bags represent a family of investors from Amsterdam from whose last name, according to some versions, the word "stock market" derives.[8]​ In this room It is where the monitors that report on stock market movements are located.

In the center of the parquet there is a column with a clock, which works with machinery imported from Strasbourg (France).

The meeting room has wooden ashlars, a marble plaque that refers to Alfonso

The sculpture of the palace was carried out by Francisco Molinelli.

With an area of ​​3,288 m²,[5] it is far from reaching the dimensions of the largest on the continent, Vienna (9,899 m²) or Saint Petersburg (8,755 m²).

• - Wikimedia Commons hosts a multimedia category about the Madrid Stock Exchange Palace.

• - Madrid Stock Exchange.