In our city there is always something to discover: here you will find history, secrets, curiosities and places that make up the Madrid that is not seen with the naked eye.
How to get to Adolfo Suárez Madrid Barajas Airport is a frequently asked question, given that it is one of the airports with the most international traffic, with more than 15 million passengers in 2021, placing it in ni...
Traveling back to the Middle Ages and the universe of The Lord of the Rings is possible in the Sierra Norte de Madrid. Thanks to the “El Camino delAnillo” route, you can explore up to eight different stages...
For almost 50 years, no one has been able to cross it—its ends have been closed since the 1980s— but after undergoing a renovation process, this architectural gem is partially reopening: the historic section of the Vill...
Bachelorette parties in Madrid don’t have to be what we all have in mind: a non-stop party that ends up being a noise problem in the city center. Although you’ll most likely end up enjoying Madrid’s ni...
The Crystal Palace in Madrid’s Retiro Park is one of the most emblematic and well-known spots in the park. This building by Ricardo Velázquez Bosco, dating from 1887, attracts attention precisely because of what g...
Madrid is never calm, the capital evolves, modernizes, expands and becomes more expensive at a pace that is difficult for its inhabitants to keep up with. In 2026, this way of life of the city will accelerate and many o...
Christmas is a season awaited by many: it is the time when the traditional flea markets return, the lights are…...
Visiting the nativity scenes of Madrid is the highlight of any Christmas plan. They are part of the obligatory itinerary of the outings and routes through the city at this time. In these representations, the little ones...
That sometimes there is no better way to hide something than to leave it in plain sight is something that could be applied to the Culebra Bridge: located in the middle of Casa de Campo and being one of the most unique c...
If there is something that has always accompanied the Manzanares has been the sambenito that is a “river apprentice”. A fame that has served to consider it a minor river, preventing us from valuing the place...
