Posada de la Villa

Step into this charming artisan bakery, where vintage décor meets some of Madrid's best pastries, perfect for a sweet treat or a cozy coffee break.

Bullfighting arena built in the 1920s in neo-Mudéjar style & used for bullfights, concerts & events.

Nestled amid towering modern buildings, this leafy square features a striking Cervantes statue and offers playful spots for families to unwind.

This cozy, counter-serve gem in Madrid boasts a vibrant atmosphere and serves up exquisite seafood and adventurous offal tapas that are a must-try.

Charming and cozy, this retro café serves up a delightful mix of breakfast, snacks, and killer chai lattes in a whimsically vintage setting.

Modern, sophisticated spot for inspired Spanish cuisine, including fried pork belly & roasted meats.

Malasaña is a happening, student-friendly area, with streets filled with coffee shops, bakeries and vintage clothing stores. The Plaza del 2 de Mayo, a historic square lined with lively bars and weekend market stalls, is a popular meeting spot. At night, edgy dance and rock clubs host live bands and DJs, and the Conde Duque cultural center shows art and open-air movies in its 18th-century halls and courtyards.

ECOALF is a vibrant flagship store championing sustainability with friendly staff and a focus on recycled materials, though quality and sizing may vary.

This sprawling Madrid museum showcases a captivating collection of Spanish 20th-century art, featuring iconic works by Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, all steeped in rich history.

Nestled by Plaza de España, the Dear Hotel offers modern, minimalist rooms and a rooftop bar with stunning city views, all complemented by friendly service.