Places in Madrid
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Alcalá de Henares
- Attractions
The ancient city of Alcalá de Henares is a place where the Spanish flavour can be felt especially strongly.
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Escalada «Arkose»
- Bellas Vistas
- Attractions
- Beauty and wellness
A true paradise for fans of climbing gyms, design, and great food.
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Arte Bar
- Palacio
- Attractions
- Bars and pubs
It is a place with a typically Spanish atmosphere – a combination of art and wine, with an atmosphere of fun and creativity.
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Estación de Atocha
- Attractions
Puerta de Atocha is considered one of the most beautiful railway stations in all of Europe. In addition to all the standard amenities within the complex, you can find an impressive tropical garden and even a turtle pond.
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Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Atocha
- Pacífico
- Attractions
In the heart of Madrid stands Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Atocha, which has existed for more than 5 centuries. This place holds many legends, and monarchs have always considered the basilica a special place.
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Basílica de San Francisco el Grande
- Palacio
- Attractions
This enormous multi-level church is the jewel of the La Latina neighbourhood. With a rich history, it still preserves works by the early Goya.
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Basílica de San Miguel
- Palacio
- Attractions
A place admired by laypeople and religious people alike. The details displayed by this church exalt the beauty of the Baroque style.
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Basílica de San Miguel
- Palacio
- Attractions
Standing out amid the picturesque Spanish architecture is a building with a convex façade drawing on Italian influences.
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Bombastik Madrid
- Palos de la Frontera
- Attractions
Dive into an incredible experience in the wildest team game ever.
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Bowling Chamartín
- Castilla
- Attractions
Lovers of fun and weekends in good company should visit Bowling Chamartín.
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Caja Mágica
- San Fermín
- Attractions
Caja Mágica is a reference point for sporting events with the best of modern technology.
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Calle de Alcalá
- Los Jerónimos
- Attractions
A magical place in Madrid: classic architecture and contemporary life at their finest.
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Calle de las Huertas
- Cortes
- Attractions
A collection of Spanish and bohemian traditions on the same street. Do not miss the magic of this blend of cultures.
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Calle Fuencarral
- Trafalgar
- Attractions
There’s no better place to find what you’re looking for than Fuencarral, whether it’s the latest fashion, a cultural workshop, or a bit of history. The lively atmosphere is clear proof of how enjoyable it is to stroll through this area.
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Calle Mayor
- Palacio
- Attractions
Where history begins, with a sweet flavour that makes you return again and again to explore it from end to end. The history of Calle Mayor is unquestionably linked to the history of Madrid.
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Carlos Sainz Karting Las Rozas
- Los Cármenes
- Attractions
It is the perfect place for those who want to experience adrenaline and crave speed.
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Casa de Campo
- Casa de Campo
- Attractions
It is one of the largest green spaces in the capital. Once a country residence for royalty, today it invites everyone to enjoy an active holiday or simply relax in its green surroundings.
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Casa de Cervantes
- Cortes
- Attractions
The building where the most famous Spanish writer lived and rested.
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Casa de Las Siete Chimeneas
- Justicia
- Attractions
A century-old mansion shrouded in a chilling legend of ghosts and a king.
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Casas a la malicia en Madrid
- Palacio
- Attractions
Houses that Madrileños did not want to share with incoming officials.
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La ruta «Casas Con Vida»
- Attractions
A village where abandoned houses come back to life and are filled with inhabitants who tell its story.
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Catedral Ortodoxa Rusa de Santa María Magdalena
- Canillas
- Attractions
Five golden domes shine above Gran Vía de Hortaleza, unexpectedly set among typical Madrid buildings.
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Centro Cultural Sanchinarro
- Valdefuentes
- Attractions
- Museums
Cultural centre offering shows, music, theatre, exhibitions and much more.
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Cerro del Tío Pío (Parque Siete Tetas)
- Numancia
- Attractions
- Beauty and wellness
Parque de Tío Pío is not merely a viewpoint, but a place with character and history, with the city spread out at its feet.
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Barrio de Chueca
- Justicia
- Attractions
The Barrio de Chueca is one of the most dynamic and diverse neighbourhoods in Madrid, known for its vibrant atmosphere and inclusive spirit. Located in the heart of the city, Chueca is recognised for its LGBTQ+ community and its celebration of diversity.
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Ciudad de Chinchón
- Attractions
One of the most picturesque and beautiful towns in the Comunidad de Madrid.
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Centro de Cultura Contemporánea Condeduque
- Universidad
- Attractions
- Museums
An old XVIII-century barracks converted into a major cultural centre in Madrid, featuring exhibitions, theatre, concerts, libraries, and historic courtyards.
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Cuatro Torres Business Area
- La Paz
- Attractions
Cuatro Torres Business Area, located in the city of Madrid, rises above the rest of the buildings and forms a business park where each space offers a variety of services to the community.
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Cuesta de Moyano
- Los Jerónimos
- Attractions
Charming blue houses line the 200 metres of the Cuesta de Moyano. It is one of the most beautiful corners of Madrid, as it is a permanent book fair.
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El Bosque Encantado
- Attractions
- Places to go with kids
It is a true enchanted forest with large living sculptures made of plants.
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Parque El Capricho
- Alameda de Osuna
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A cultural and natural landmark of immeasurable value in Madrid.
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El Circuito de Madrid Jarama RACE
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Not far from Madrid is the Circuito del Jarama, which is the oldest racing circuit in Spain.
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El Observatorio Astronómico Colina de los Chopos de Madrid
- El Viso
- Attractions
A unique and hidden astronomical observatory where you can discover galaxies from the heart of the city.
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El Oso y el Madroño
- Sol
- Attractions
El Oso y el Madroño is the symbol of Madrid. Despite its simple appearance, the monument hides many secrets.
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El Poblado de los Duendes
- Attractions
- Places to go with kids
Incredible hand-carved village for elves and fairies.
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Ermita de la Virgen del Puerto
- Palacio
- Attractions
In the gardens of Campo del Moro, above the Manzanares river, stands a magnificent 18th-century building with a rich and tragic history.
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Real Ermita de San António de la Florida
- Casa de Campo
- Attractions
Ermita de San Antonio de la Florida is an iconic place in Madrid. Built in the late 18th century, this small hermitage is in the La Florida neighbourhood, on the banks of the Manzanares river.
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Ermita de San Antonio de la Florida
- Casa de Campo
- Attractions
Near the Manzanares river stands a small church built on meadowland.
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Parque de la Quinta de los Molinos
- El Salvador
- Attractions
All Madrileños know where to see almond trees in bloom. It is, of course, Parque de la Quinta de los Molinos, in the Salvador neighbourhood.
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Faro de Moncloa
- Ciudad Universitaria
- Attractions
A view into the past from modern Madrid. Enjoy an impressive place in Madrid’s tranquillity.
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Frontón Beti Jai
- Almagro
- Attractions
An old sports venue in Chamberí that preserves its historic stands and allows visitors to discover a distinctive example of 19th-century Madrid architecture.
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Fuente de Cibeles
- Justicia
- Attractions
In the Plaza de Cibeles, surrounded by the majestic buildings of the Banco de España, Palacio Buenavista, Palacio de Cibeles, and Palacio Linares, there is an equally significant fountain.
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Parque de la Fuente del Berro
- Fuente del Berro
- Attractions
This is a unique, centuries-old park that, in line with modern trends, has managed to preserve its XVII-century authenticity.
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Fuente del Ángel Caído
- Los Jerónimos
- Attractions
The devil in architecture: a unique piece in the architectural world.
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Hipódromo de la Zarzuela
- Ciudad Universitaria
- Attractions
A historic racecourse that combines equestrian competitions, iconic architecture, and leisure activities for the whole family.
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