Things to see in Madrid
Conde Duque Cultural Centre, packed with alternative activities
Every inch of the large Conde Duque Cultural Centre building is used to offer interesting services and activities to local residents and visitors.
Plaza de Colón, architecture, culture, gastronomy, and a very large flag
The Plaza de Colón is one of Madrid’s largest public open spaces, and offers all kinds of leisure and cultural activities.
Paseo del Prado: a boulevard of art and culture
The Paseo del Prado, or the Paseo del Arte, is one of Madrid’s most historical boulevards. A large part of the capital’s art and culture is concentrated along this one-kilometre stretch.
The Cuatro Torres de Madrid: the city’s new icon
Where you once would have found the old Ciudad Deportiva sports facilities of Real Madrid, today stand four impressive skyscrapers with jaw-dropping views and a promising future.
The Fuente de Neptuno, an Atlético de Madrid icon with a Real Madrid past
A result of urban remodelling undertaken on the orders of Charles III, la Fuente de Neptuno is nowadays associated with celebrations by supporters of Atlético de Madrid.
Calle Preciados, Madrid’s main shopping street
Calle Preciados is Spain’s second most expensive shopping street. Beyond just shopping, it’s famous for its street performances and culinary offer.
Activities to enjoy in the Parque del Retiro
El Retiro park is the perfect place for a varied day out: do sports or yoga, hire a rowing boat and watch a puppet show.