HanSo Café

Bustling street lined with fashion shops, luxe housing, a history museum & a 3-level market.

Casa Paco serves up hearty Madrid classics like tender steaks and tripe in a nostalgic 1930s tavern, where rustic charm mingles with local history.

Nestled beside the Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral dazzles with its eclectic blend of neo-Gothic and neoclassical styles, offering stunning interiors and serene crypts to explore right in Madrid's heart.

Step into Sala de Despiece, where upscale tapas meet interactive dining in a vibrant, butcher-shop-inspired space, and every dish is a theatrical surprise.

Home to Real Madrid, Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is a colossal 81,000-seat arena where fervent fans pack in for thrilling matches and epic tours that bring the rich soccer legacy to life amid the electric atmosphere.

Nestled in Madrid's city center, this charming little printing museum offers a free peek into the history of bookmaking and the evolution of printing technology.

Step into a stunning 1800s mansion, the Cerralbo Museum, where over 50,000 dazzling objects unravel the tale of a noble family’s European adventures.

Step into Madrid's historic 1642 inn for tender roast lamb and garlicky prawns in a charming, rustic setting that feels like a delicious time capsule.

Barracuda blends elevated Mexican flavors with casual dining vibes, showcasing seafood delights and a lively tequila cart that steals the show.

Nestled in the lively Vallehermoso Market, Tripea serves up an unforgettable Peruvian-Asian tasting menu that dazzles with inventive flavors and communal charm.