The Puerta del Sol stands as a historic and vibrant epicenter in Madrid, renowned for its iconic clock that marks the eating of the Twelve Grapes—a tradition celebrated at the turn of the New Year. This bustling square is not just a hub for social gatherings but also serves as Kilometre Zero, the point from which all distances in Spain are measured. Its rich history as a former city gate adorned with the sun symbol, to its current role as a witness to significant events and protests, the Puerta del Sol resonates with the cultural and political heartbeat of Spain.