Itineraries, practical tips, and neighborhood guides to plan your trip to Madrid.
In Madrid, people have lunch between 2pm and 4pm and dinner between 9pm and 11:30pm, one to two hours later...
In Madrid, the rules to know fit in a few lines: lunch is around 2pm and dinner around 9pm, alcohol is bann...
Madrid makes sense on foot if you look above the shopfronts and distinguish its different periods. An arcad...
Arganzuela offers another way into Madrid: industrial halls turned into cultural spaces, an old station fil...
Argüelles and Moncloa form a gateway to western Madrid, between shopping streets, parks and the university ...
A sightseeing bus can help you explore Madrid's avenues and connect distant areas without planning each jou...
Madrid's historic cafés offer a break in places connected with the capital's literary, artistic or social l...
Chamberí introduces Madrid through its squares, buildings and local shops north of Malasaña. Come for a mor...
A musical can be the event around which you organise an evening in Madrid. Gran Vía has several major theat...
Madrid offers musical evenings at almost every scale: a major concert, a jazz club, a symphonic programme o...
Conde Duque surrounds a former barracks that has become a major cultural complex, west of Malasaña. Visitor...
Storing a suitcase lets you enjoy Madrid between checking out and catching a train or flight. The best choi...
Good manners in Madrid mostly involve ordinary gestures: greeting people, asking before taking photographs ...
Madrid's churches complement its major museums: frescoes, domes, tombs and royal foundations can be explore...
Madrid lets you visit a historic city, a palace or a village while keeping the same hotel. The best choice ...
Madrid's festivals are not confined to a big stage: they occupy a meadow, neighbourhood streets, a processi...
A Madrid food tour lets you sample several places with a guide; a cooking class teaches you to prepare a me...
Madrid has several stations and several rail networks: a search showing simply “Madrid” is not enough to pr...
In Madrid, a late lunch need not stop you sightseeing, but a closed kitchen or a missed last-admission time...
Madrid can be explored by bike, but its hills and busy streets make route selection important. For a first ...
Madrid has equipped museums, promenades and assistance services, but accessibility varies by venue and jour...
Spring in Madrid is not one uniform season: March still has chilly evenings, April calls for flexible plans...
A Madrid trip with teenagers works better when everyone gets to choose part of the programme. A day of roll...
Visiting Madrid with a baby mainly means keeping journeys manageable and having places to take breaks. You ...
