Madrid doesn’t rest even on Sundays, which are Rastro days. Concerts, exhibitions, festivals, and any plan you can (or can’t) think of.
The closure of the Sorolla Museum which will undergo an ambitious rehabilitation and expansion project, leaves the people of Madrid orphaned of the Valencian painter’s works until 2026. Or not quite? A thematic ex...
To the list of concerts that you can’t miss in Madrid this 2025 we can add, from today, the free concerts of Radio 3 Extra that can be enjoyed on the occasion of its annual party. The twelfth edition of…...
If there is one Italian dish that makes you want to put in the center of the table and share with friends on a cold winter’s night, it is the pizza. It is so popular that it even has its…...
On Friday, January 31 was inaugurated at number 94 Fuencarral Street ( right next to Aliexpress) a store where everything is bought blindly. It is TemuBox, a small shop full of surprise packages where we can win from a...
It is said that January is the month of testing and February is when the changes we wished for on December 31 really materialize. The organizers of Rethink Vintage know this, and have announced that they will be returni...
Fireworks are believed to have been discovered in the Han Dynasty (more than 2,000 years ago). They began to be used for recreational and spiritual purposes until they became fully integrated into Chinese culture. In Ma...
Although the body asks to hibernate all the cold months, winter plans in Madrid invite you to go out. In January, February and March the capital has a different rhythm…...
Dear reader, Todaywe are facing a piece of news that cannot go unnoticed. There have been many hearts conquered by Bridgerton since it premiered in late 2020, becoming the most watched Shondaland series on Netflix thank...
The second half of winter is synonymous with celebrations for Chinese New Year (also called Spring Festival or Chūn Jié) in the capital. With more than 3,000 years of history, the festival takes over the streets of User...
Even if you are a pure castizo and you know the Gran Vía like the back of your hand, there is always something to do in Madrid. It doesn’t matter if you know the paintings of the Prado Museum by…...
