La Bien Aparecida

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.

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.

Nestled in a stately building, this luxe hotel boasts plush rooms, exquisite dining options, and a soothing spa, just a stroll from Madrid’s highlights.

A laid-back gem in La Latina, La Gildería serves delightful Basque tapas and vermouth, perfect for a friendly aperitif experience.

At Mudrá Madrid, an elegant vegetarian haven, savor creatively crafted plant-based dishes in a chic setting designed for date nights or casual hangs.

A rustic-chic gastrobar, Los Huevos de Lucio serves up delicious egg-based tapas alongside hearty steaks, fine wines, and tempting platters.

Located in the iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, this elegant restaurant serves up traditional Spanish dishes with a stunning view of the field.

The Museo del Prado, a cornerstone of Madrid's cultural scene, boasts an impressive collection of masterpieces from iconic artists like Velázquez and Goya, making it a must-see for any art lover.

Nestled in Mercado de La Paz, Casa Dani bursts with life, dishing up the celebrated tortilla de patatas that locals swear by, along with classic Spanish tapas.

This cozy modern café near Moncloa serves up delicious brunch, fresh pastries, and tasty vegan options, making it the perfect spot for foodies and laptop warriors alike.