Andy Rodker's photos with the keyword: Cuatro Torres

OK, it's 40 km away but you can see Adolfo Suarez Barajas Airport (yes we're on the flight path and the noise can be mindblowing from about 5 every morning!) and the Cuatro Torres (Four Towers) - although they are now Four-and-a-half Towers as strangely a half size additional tower was recently added and it looks a bit stupid, imho! Obviously you need to go on large here! Another Algete Street scene - from the street so it counts! No. 20.

From a few years ago and not uploaded previously. The Four Towers peer above this waste ground, fence and good street art. Re-discovered the shot on a hunt for a fence!

The Four Towers from near Plaza de Castilla, at dusk.

90% of the bus station is on 3 levels below ground here. It's one of the major transport interchange stations for all points north of Madrid. Norman Foster's Torre Cepsa (the tallest building in Spain) is in the distance.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2_2HCWjSVI Sight and sound.

Chamartín Station and The Four Towers, Madrid.

Torre Cristal, designed by Argentinian architect César Pelli, of Petronas Towers, Kualar Lumpar and 1, Canada Square, Canary Wharf, Docklands, London fame (who died aged 92 a couple of days ago), viewed from the neighbouring Torre PwC (reflected in Torre Cristal). Cuatro Torres (Four Towers), Madrid. Snow-capped Sierra de Guadarrama on the horizon.

The great open space just to the west of the city and a former royal hunting preserve. This view through the trees is to the northern parts of the city and to the Four Towers in particular, although the left hand tower of the 'three' visible towers here is in fact two.

Torre Espacio. In its windows are reflected the other three. Left to right, Torre KPMG (twice), Torre PWC and (just about) Torre Cepsa. The British Embassy is situated at the top of this one.

Torre Cristal and Torre Espacio, 2 of the Cuatro Torres, Madrid. www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUqDrHqvYl0

View to La Sierra de Guadarrama, past the 4 towers (only 2 visible from here), taken from the top of Torre Kio. (I gave English classes to very - and I do mean very - senior bods at Bankia. One of the advantages of teaching Business English to top executives, is that they all have offices at the top of prestigious towers. Occasionally I ask permission to take a shot from their (very plush) offices!