Museo de Telefónica (Telecomunicaciones)

A typical old-fashioned Madrid tavern that serves a wide range of home-produced and imported beers, along with over 100 different varieti...

This theater was originally Teatro Príncipe, though in 1997 it was also called the Palacio de las Variedades (Variety Show Palace). The p...

Opened in 1979, a veteran of the Madrid music scene, it was one of the most important clubs during the famous 1980s movida madrileña

It offers outstanding acoustics based on Dolby's digital THX sound system and specializes in showing commercially successful comedies and...

A pleasantly decorated cafe with huge windows and an interior painted in olive green and lavender, it offers a great selection of coffees...

This cafe attracts a predominantly gay clientele for drinks at lunchtime, afternoon snacks and cakes or cocktails at night served with a...

With an interior decorated like a typical Valencian country house and divided up into several small, cozy dining rooms, it's an ideal cho...

The splendid sushi bar at the entrance will tempt you in. Once inside, there are three distinct dining areas that all present an air of t...

The famous Catalan chef, Ferrán Adriá, presides over this stylish and tastefully decorated restaurant on the top floor of Madrid's histor...

Renowned specialists in grilled red meats from Argentina and Uruguay, this kitchen also prepares a range of its own fresh pastas. The res...

An intimate dining room divided into four separate spaces where you can order from a menu that combines Japanese and Chinese specialties...

This contemporary restaurant on Libertad 3 is an addition to the restaurants at Chueca district. Step into black and white interiors, acc...

Carmencita, founded in 1840 and exquisitely restored, is a street-corner enclave of old Spanish charm filled with 19th-centur...

Enjoying tremendous vogue in Madrid is this popular restaurant, frequented largely by an attractive set of Madrileño youth. O...