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What to visit in Madrid

Museums

Prado Museum
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
Reina Sofía National Art Centre Museum
Sorolla Museum

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The so-called "Art Triangle," formed by the Prado Museum, the Reina Sofía, and the Thyssen-Bornemisza, houses masterpieces by artists such as Velázquez, Goya, Picasso, and Dalí. In addition to these, the city offers many other exhibition spaces, such as the Sorolla Museum, further enriching Madrid's cultural scene.

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Royal Palace
Almudena Cathedral

The Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral are two of Madrid's most iconic landmarks, located opposite each other in the heart of the city. The Palace, the official residence of the monarchy, impresses with its elegance and grandeur, while the Cathedral, consecrated in 1993, blends different architectural styles and serves as an important place of worship. Together, they form a striking historical and cultural complex.

Gran Via
Plaza Mayor
Puerta del Sol
Mercado de San Miguel

In the heart of Madrid, an unmissable itinerary begins along the lively Gran Vía, the city's hub for shopping and entertainment, lined with theaters, shops, and historic cafés. From there, you can reach Puerta del Sol, one of Madrid's most famous squares, a symbolic center of Spain and a popular gathering place for events and celebrations. Not far away lies the charming Plaza Mayor, with its elegant arcades and historic atmosphere—perfect for a break in one of the many traditional eateries. Just a short walk away, the Mercado de San Miguel invites visitors to explore the flavors of Spanish cuisine, offering gourmet tapas, jamón ibérico, and traditional sweets in a vibrant and authentic setting.

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Retico Park

Retiro Park is a green oasis in the heart of the city, perfect for relaxing, taking a walk, or enjoying a picnic. Once a royal retreat, it is now a charming public space featuring wide tree-lined avenues, manicured gardens, and striking monuments. Among its main attractions are the romantic lake with rowboats, the majestic Crystal Palace, and numerous sculptures and fountains.

Shopping in Serrano Street

Calle Serrano, located in the Salamanca district, is one of the most elegant shopping streets in Madrid. Known as the "Golden Mile," it is home to high-end fashion boutiques, luxury jewelry stores, and international brands such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Loewe, alongside prestigious Spanish labels.

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What else...

Tapas:

​Bar Trafalgar

Hermanos Vinagre

Casa Canito

La Llorería

Bar Manero

La Gilderia

Varro

Typical restaurants in Madrid:

Mercado de San Miguel​

La bola (cocido madrileño)

Pez Tortilla

El Búho y la Búha

Ceferino

Mesón Txistu

Restaurante Teitu

La Castañal Marisqueria

Other restaurants:

Charrúa

Los 33

Cañadío

Lobito de Mar

Don Lay

Leña

Amazonico

Ostras Pedrin

Roostiq

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