Cibeles (La)

Another majestic work of art commissioned by King Carlos III to ennoble the city. This time his architects chose to create an image in wh...

The post office headquarters was built in an eclectic style that displays Gothic, Romanesque and Renaissance features with a pinch of Fre...

The Spanish Central Bank headquarters houses a valuable art collection that includes the work of artists like Goya, Salvador Maella, Soro...

It organizes daily showings of Latin American films that you would never get to see in any other cinema in Madrid. There's normally a dif...

Headquarters to an organization responsible for improving relations between Spain and South America, this lovely old palace acts as a ven...

The history of nautical science and the Spanish navy, from the time of Isabella and Ferdinand until today, comes alive at the...

This huge church with an ornamental facade has the best collection of religious imagery in Madrid, including works by Michel, Salvador Ca...

One of Madrid's famous legends surrounds this Renaissance-style house with seven chimneys. Apparently, the woman who owned it had a relat...

Its programming features a wide range of theatrical productions including comedy, horror, historical and musical theater, as well as danc...

Your children can come here to participate in educational workshops designed to develop their creativity through involving them in enjoya...

Located just 50 meters away from the nation's main political debating chamber (Congreso de los Diputados), this typica...

This eatery specializes in traditional home-cooking with a few concessions to modern ideas. The house special is a Stew of Chickpeas and...

Abraham García has been one of the star chefs in Madrid kitchens since the early 1990s and he's had time to develop his own unique style....

You'll be served inspired and creative dishes in a pretty dining room decorated with brightly colored walls and lots of original painting...

Horcher originated in Berlin in 1904. In 1943, prompted by a tip from a high-ranking German officer that Germany was losing t...

This is a distinctly "pop" version of a Japanese eating spot, at least as far as dyed-in-the-wool aficionados are concerned,...

The hip and happening Cheuca district has evolved drastically from a dull residential area. With all the dance clubs and gay bars nearby,...

Next to the House of Deputies and the Zarzuela Theater, Errota-Zar means "old mill," a nostalgic reference to the Basque coun...

You'll find this stylish restaurant in the Chueca district, an open and relaxed gay area with lots of atmosphere. It offers good value fi...