Make the most of your visit to Madrid by getting to know the emblematic monuments, points of interest and things to do in the city. Whether it is a first visit or you come every year, these are the hidden gems and the most eclectic neighborhoods to discover Madrid.
A recurring comparison has arisen at Puerta del Ángel: . And the truth is that the only thing that resembles the New York district is that it is on the other side of the river... and in the gentrification. The latter...
The relationship of the capital with flamenco is built through the tablaos of Madrid. Flamenco is not from here, but here you can enjoy the best singers, dancers and musicians, who sooner or later pass through the stage...
Sportsmen, singers or youtubers, celebrity restaurants are no longer an exception, but a second profession and even an attraction to distinguish themselves among the . It is worth mentioning the number of soccer players...
Madrid's centuries-old restaurants and bars have survived all the historical vicissitudes and and they are still as strong as when they started. The capital breaks records in this regard, so much so that here is the ol...
There is always something to do in Arganzuela. It is one of the districts of Madrid partly because it has undergone several transformations that have turned this Zone into one of the centers of alternative leisure in...
To the question of what to do in Chamberí, the answer needs to be developed enough to understand that this is one of the neighborhoods of Madrid that is most transformed without losing its traditional essence. Away from...
Touring the wineries of Madrid is the perfect excuse to get to know better the towns of the region and also to drink good wine without having to go far away. Enotourism, so much in vogue, is also a way to learn about th...
We know that the Madrid flea markets are getting back to their pre- pandemic pace and are the perfect option to support small and local commerce. They also help to raise awareness of the vendors and to restore neighbor...
Since the San Miguel market was rescued, refurbished and turned into a tourist attraction 10 years ago, the rest of Madrid's markets have followed suit, changing the stalls selling food for those that prepare it. Ask...
Having a good guide to discern between the best tapas and typical dishes in Madrid is crucial in a city with so many influences and gastronomic offerings. The fact that Madrid is the capital has its good and bad things...