Make the most of our your Madrid visit by getting the inside scoop of the best attractions, landmarks, and things to do. Whether you’re a first-time traveller or seasoned city-goer, here’s where to uncover the best hidden gems and diverse neighbourhoods for your Madrid visit!
Exhibitions in Madrid, a city full of art and innovation, are one of the central pillars of its wide cultural offer. From renowned museums to independent art galleries, as well as other less conventional exhibition spac...
Sacred art has been dominant for centuries in Europe, and as a result there are many beautiful churches in Madrid. Although the capital is not known for great icons in this field, it keeps many architectural gems often...
The Gran Via is an icon of Madrid, but a relatively recent one. In 1910 work began, inaugurated with a silver picket in hand by Alfonso XIII. The idea was to create a great commercial and luxurious avenue that would bri...
The closing of the Sorolla Museum which will undergo an ambitious rehabilitation and expansion project, leaves the people of Madrid orphaned of the works of the Valencian painter until 2026. Or not quite? A new thematic...
The best restaurants in Madrid range from small neighborhood taverns to exclusive Michelin-starred restaurants, passing through centenary restaurants and streets, such as Ponzano, which are the epicenter of new culinary...
In Madrid, asking “Do you feel like doing something today?” is synonymous with “Something cheap, please”. You don’t want to do the usual, but you don’t want to suffer for the bank acc...
We bring you the schedule of upcoming concerts in Madrid. From here we draw several conclusions: doing one (or two, or three dates) in a big arena (see the WiZink) is fashionable both for established artists and for new...
Coffee in the morning is a ritual, but going out for breakfast in Madrid is a pleasure and sometimes a whim that becomes necessary when you start to replace the late night by getting up early to meet. In Madrid there is...
Casquería may not be photogenic enough for the times we live in, but it is a fundamental part of Madrid’s gastronomy. Its appearance (and smell in many cases) makes that the gallinejas are only praised by those wh...
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 heart (or you have...
