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Palacio de Cibeles Madrid: Complete Guide to the Wedding Cake Palace (+ Nearby Monuments)
Palacio de Cibeles Madrid: Wedding cake palace with €3 viewpoint, free building access, nearby monuments. Plaza de Cibeles fountain, Puerta de Alcalá guide!
Cultural
Casa-Museo Lope de Vega: Complete Guide to Madrid’s Hidden Literary Gem (+ Nearby Attractions)
Casa-Museo Lope de Vega Madrid: Visit Spain's greatest playwright's preserved 17th-century house. €3, guided tours, garden. Plus nearby literary sites & museums!
Places
Retiro Park & Neighborhood Madrid: Complete Guide to Madrid’s Green Heart
Retiro Park Madrid complete guide: Crystal Palace, rowboats, Rose Garden, what to see, best times, practical tips. Madrid's 350-acre green heart. UNESCO site!
Cultural
Barrio de las Letras: Madrid’s Literary Quarter (Where Cervantes Lived and Legends Still Linger)
Barrio de las Letras Madrid: Literary Quarter where Cervantes lived. Lope de Vega museum, Plaza Santa Ana, jazz bars, quotes in cobblestones. Complete guide!
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Where to Stay in Madrid: Best Neighborhoods Guide (2026)
Where to stay in Madrid: Complete neighborhood guide! La Latina (tapas), Malasaña (nightlife), Salamanca (luxury), Sol (central). Best hotels for every budget & style."
Almudena Cathedral: A Historical Tapestry
Nestled in the heart of Madrid, Almudena Cathedral is a testament to the city's rich history and artistic heritage. As you approach, take a moment to appreciate the intricacies of its neo-Gothic facade and the fusion of classical and modern elements.
Madrid City tours
A different way to discover Madrid by bus.
Madrid City tours have several types of services, all based on buses that drive around the main monuments of the city.
I will list the main services, if you need more information you will find all the details on Madrid City tours website.
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Prado Museum
Most well-known Spanish museum
The Madrid Prado museum is one of the most important in the world. Is one of the richest ones in maters painters from the XVI century to XIX century. You will find the largest collections on Spanish painters as Velazquez, el Greco and Goya, but also...
Reina Sofia museum (Queen Sofia museum)
XX century and contemporary art museum
The Reine Sofia museum (Queen Sogia Museum) was inaugurated on 1992. Is the 3 angle of the “Madrid art triangle”, compose by the Prado museum and the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum the all 3 are in a 10 minutes’ walk distance.On the permanent collection the most...
Thyssen-Bornemisza museum
An incredible art collection
The Thyssen-Bornemisza museum of Madrid was created on 1992, from the private collection of Thyssen-Bornemisza family compiled during 70 years; the Spanish government bought the most important part of the private collections on 1993.You will find masters painters from XIV and XV centuries like, Duccio and...
Plaza Mayor of Madrid
Plaza Mayor of Madrid was at the beginning in the XVI century this square was the biggest open market
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Palacio de Cibeles Madrid: Complete Guide to the Wedding Cake Palace (+ Nearby Monuments)
Palacio de Cibeles Madrid: Wedding cake palace with €3 viewpoint, free building access, nearby monuments. Plaza de Cibeles fountain, Puerta de Alcalá guide!
Casa-Museo Lope de Vega: Complete Guide to Madrid’s Hidden Literary Gem (+ Nearby Attractions)
Casa-Museo Lope de Vega Madrid: Visit Spain's greatest playwright's preserved 17th-century house. €3, guided tours, garden. Plus nearby literary sites & museums!
Retiro Park & Neighborhood Madrid: Complete Guide to Madrid’s Green Heart
Retiro Park Madrid complete guide: Crystal Palace, rowboats, Rose Garden, what to see, best times, practical tips. Madrid's 350-acre green heart. UNESCO site!
Barrio de las Letras: Madrid’s Literary Quarter (Where Cervantes Lived and Legends Still Linger)
Barrio de las Letras Madrid: Literary Quarter where Cervantes lived. Lope de Vega museum, Plaza Santa Ana, jazz bars, quotes in cobblestones. Complete guide!
Where to Stay in Madrid: Best Neighborhoods Guide (2026)
Where to stay in Madrid: Complete neighborhood guide! La Latina (tapas), Malasaña (nightlife), Salamanca (luxury), Sol (central). Best hotels for every budget & style."
