Plaza de España

Nestled within Madrid's architectural gem, this stylish Italian eatery features an enchanting terrace set amid lush gardens, perfect for a cozy meal.

The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía is a must-visit for contemporary art lovers, showcasing masterpieces like Picasso's monumental "Guernica" alongside a dazzling array of Spanish 20th-century works by artists like Dalí and Miró, all set within a beautifully renovated former hospital that marries history with modern flair.

At Museo del Jamón, nestled between Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, indulge in a vibrant atmosphere filled with hanging hams, delicious bocadillos, and unbeatable prices for a real Madrid culinary adventure.

Quimbaya serves a stellar 10-course tasting menu that reimagines classic Colombian flavors with artful twists in a sleek, open-kitchen setting.

DiverXO serves boundary-breaking, artful tasting menus blending Spanish and Asian flavors in a playful, theatrical setting for an unforgettable feast.

Casa Benigna serves up exquisite Spanish classics in a charming, eclectic space where the paella—crafted with care by chef-owner Norberto Jorge—is the star of the show, making every bite a savory delight.

Tucked away on a quiet street in the city center, The Pavilions Madrid is a chic boutique hotel with spacious, art-filled rooms and a trendy bar.

Vallehermoso, a charming Madrid neighborhood in Chamberí, is home to the historic Vallehermoso Stadium and a vibrant local community.

A vibrant, family-run spot near Retiro serving hearty traditional Spanish dishes with a modern twist and a sharp, affordable wine list.

Chill cafe with organic eats, delish pastries, cozy vibes, and an antique shop that’s like a hidden treasure trove.