Chamartín, perhaps the most authentic neighbourhood in all of Madrid
In the unique ecosystem that is Madrid, Chamartín is a truly unmissable neighbourhood. From the traditional atmosphere of Prosperidad to Chamartín Train Station, the luxury of El Viso and the Courts of the Plaza de Castilla, there is always something interesting going on in Chamartín.
The Paseo de la Castellana is the barometer of the vibrant life of Chamartín. Here you will find the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, a must-see destination for every sports lover because this is where Real Madrid houses its extraordinary collection of trophies. Other surprises are taking a stroll through the Parque Berlin, which boasts an actual piece of the Berlin wall; the Parque de la Ventilla, best known for its Bio-Healthy Circuit, and the Arte Canal Cultural Centre, where the range of exhibitions makes it an ideal location at any time of year. What’s more, in Chamartín you can go in-line skating at Rolling Dance Burguer or bowling at Bowling Chamartín.
Chamartín is best understood with the palate. The district is enjoying a real culinary explosion. Here you can savour the brunches of Pipa & Co; pamper yourself at Restaurant Sal Black; devour cuts of meat at Vaca Nostra; discover original Madrileñan taverns such as Casa Nemesio and Casa Narcisa; enjoy an evening for two at Space 33; or indulge in surprises at the renowned restaurant DiverXo of Dabiz Muñoz.
To the north of Chamartín, is the area known as Cuatro Torres Business Area, which has redefined the skyline of the city of the Madrid with its four impressive towers, and is home to numerous companies. Nearby are the Plaza de Castilla courts, as well as La Paz University Hospital, the HM Sanchinarro University Hospital and the Hospital Sanitas La Moraleja.
