La MaMá Restaurante

Seafood entrees, croquettes & other Galician staples offered in a comfy venue with quirky decor.

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.

LEÑA is a swanky haven for grill lovers, merging modern design with an inviting vibe, where expertly crafted meats take center stage.

Nestled in a charming neighborhood, this beloved spot offers top-notch Galician seafood and a casual tapas bar, perfect for a genuine Madrid experience.

Elegant hotel offering a fitness center & a spa, plus a restaurant, a bar & a breakfast buffet. At a square in the city center, this refined hotel is a 9-minute walk from the Plaza Mayor and an 11-minute walk from El Prado National Museum. Sol metro station is a 7-minute walk away. Sleek rooms feature Wi-Fi, TVs and sitting areas, plus minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Upgraded rooms add balconies with city views. Suites offer separate living spaces. Room service is available. There's a stylish restaurant and a bar. Other amenities include a fitness center and a spa, as well as a breakfast buffet and valet parking.

The grand 19th-century boulevards of glamorous Salamanca are lined with fine-dining restaurants and designer boutiques, especially along the "Golden Mile." Stylish locals frequent Platea Madrid, an upscale gourmet food market in a former theater building. There are prehistoric Iberian relics and art at the National Archaeological Museum, and the Lázaro Galdiano Museum is home to works by Goya and Bosch.

Nestled beside an architecture college, this charming Italian gem boasts a cozy vibe, delightful open kitchen, and delicious pizzas that make for a perfect escape from Madrid's hustle.

Step into this elegant neoclassical chapel adorned with Goya’s stunning frescoes, where the artist himself rests in a fittingly majestic setting.

Tapas & cheeses paired with Spanish wines in a modern, unpretentious setting with wood accents.

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