The cultural offer of Madrid is wide, varied and for all audiences. From museums to concerts, cinema premieres and theater plays. Discover all the cultural plans that the city has to offer.
Off the traditional art trail, new museums continue to pop up in Madrid. Right on San Bernardo Street, between Malasaña and Conde Duque, the first permanent museum in Spain dedicated entirely to Leonardo...
You no longer need to travel to Japan to find the famous manhole covers with artistic designs. Madrid, to mark the 175th anniversary of the Canal de Isabel II, will also feature 50 custom manhole covers d...
Madrid is preparing to host an event steeped in the city’s musical history and resilience: after first announcing its closure and then an extension of its stay in Plaza del Ángel, the legendary Café Centr...
Centennials are extraordinary occasions that are consequently often accompanied by equally extraordinary celebrations. These can take different forms, such as opening spaces to the public that are not nor...
It blends music with a theme park, but it’s neither Tomorrowland nor a massive Ibiza party. It’s ElRow Town Madrid 2026, the festival packed with concerts and costumes set to take place at the Torrejón de...
This coming May, Getafe celebrates its patron saint festivities, and the City Council has already announced the singers who will set the tone. David Bustamante, Kiko Veneno, Sidonie, and Las Sanguijuelas...
In this exhibition, almost all the works are inflatable, and visitors can interact with them. Just like children playing with balloons, visitors can manipulate the different elements and experience creati...
Have you already seen Wuthering Heights, checked out where to watch the Oscar-nominated films in Madrid, and are you now in the mood to see a live play? This season, Madrid offers a diverse theater lineu...
The Madrid-based band Vetusta Morla is returning to the stage this year. After announcing a hiatus at the end of 2024, they have revealed that in 2026 they will resume live performances with the “Gira de...
“Sculpture has traditionally been subordinate to other arts such as architecture or to its public function as a statue, and in this case , our aim is to give it a new prominence.” With these words, curato...