Madrid is a city that never sleeps, offering world-class museums, stunning architecture, and some of the best food in Spain. Here are highly recommended spots to help you make the most of your visit.
CALUANA is more than just a restaurant; it's the story of a journey between two countries passionate about gastronomy: Italy and Spain . This journey celebrates not only flavors but also the products, culture, and magic that each country brings.
Enjoy the craziest and funniest tavern in Madrid where you will discover the fantastic and colorful world of Rosi la Loca.
A modern eatery in the heart of barrio Salamanca, Madrid. The food is Mediterranean-inspired with a focus on local artisan produce and a small wine list featuring low intervention producers.
Mandarosso is a warm and inviting Italian restaurant in Madrid (Calle de Santa Ana 21), blending family-rooted cuisine from Southern Italy with elegant simplicity — think fresh pasta, rich lasagna, and indulgent homemade desserts.
Open since 1894, this iconic spot serves the best churros con chocolate in Madrid. A must-visit at any time of day or night!
The aim of the cuisine here is to bring Peruvian flavours to the Spanish capital in dishes that are mainly designed for sharing (scallop ceviche, grouper tiradito, yakimeshi of king prawns etc), alongside others they describe as the "fiesta final" (sautéed beef and duck jerky with rice).
Spain's first Asian market where you'll experience the best of Asian street food in a frenetic atmosphere that will thrill all your senses.
Nunuka is a little Georgian girl. Raised with her grandmother's love, she grew up enjoying the food and culture of her country. Now she's opening her own place in Madrid, a bistro where she shares three generations' passion for Georgian cuisine.
We enter an urban, international universe full of contrasts, quickly enveloped by the balance between music and hushed confidences. A unique setting where we receive a warm welcome from its friendly and sophisticated staff, who attend to every detail.
One of the world's finest art museums, home to masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco. Plan to spend at least 2-3 hours here.
The official residence of the Spanish Royal Family. Explore the opulent rooms and stunning gardens surrounding this baroque palace.
Madrid's green lung - perfect for a leisurely stroll, rowing on the lake, or visiting the stunning Crystal Palace. Great for relaxing!
Madrid's main shopping street with theaters, cinemas, and impressive early 20th-century architecture. Perfect for shopping and people-watching.
The heart of old Madrid. This historic square is surrounded by beautiful architecture and bustling cafés. Ideal for morning coffee or evening drinks.
Spain's national museum of 20th-century art, home to Picasso's Guernica and works by Dalí and Miró. A must for modern art lovers.