Greetings friend @txatxy. I love the way you opened your post, starting with the human experiences of the featured architecture and ending this publication with its technical information. I could simply imagine the challenges of visiting that spectacular island in times when the Cantabrian Sea rages with violent waves during fierce storms, hence, it's a huge blessing that you've traveled there during the calm season of a gorgeous sunny day. It's also interesting to know that a zoo was constructed there as the welcoming party when entering the Royal Palace of Magdalena. Hmmm, what sorts of animals could be inside? With the building's English Eclectic influences in its architectural significance, it must have been a royal treat for you - fit for a king and queen. Thank you so much for sharing your fantastic Thursday with us! Take care! 😊
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Hi, friend
Today that I have time, he happened to answer you hehe
The zoo is small it has a few penguins and the seals and walruses formerly had a polar bear.
It is just a mini zoo.
Seeing the surroundings with swell has to be impressive, if you can withstand the gusts of wind.
The best thing would be to see it from the palace window, don't you think?
With a good glass of wine and good company haha
Thanks for stopping by and commenting and forgive me for being late, I'm lazy and I have little time
Happy sunday friend