How can I get around Madrid without a car?

Madrid’s extensive Metro network connects the city with the airport and IFEMA, while Cercanías trains provide easy access to the centre from surrounding towns and cities.

Can you see Madrid’s main sights on foot?

Central Madrid can be explored on foot: Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and the Prado are 5–10 minutes apart.

What is the best time of year to visit Madrid?

Madrid can be enjoyed all year round, with each season offering a different atmosphere for exploring its streets, enjoying its terraces and experiencing the city.

How many days do I need to enjoy Madrid?

Three or four days are enough to see Madrid’s must-see sights, but a longer stay lets you discover more neighbourhoods, museums and experiences.

Madrid

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Madrid combines culture, gastronomy, characterful neighbourhoods and vibrant city life. A perfect destination to explore at your own pace, enjoy a city break or make the most of a business trip to discover the city.

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Madrid combines culture, gastronomy, entertainment and vibrant city life. Spend your trip exploring its museums and heritage, discovering its neighbourhoods, enjoying its cuisine or simply following the rhythm of the city.

Heritage Museums, art, history and heritage to discover in Madrid.
Urban Life Tapas, markets, restaurants and lively neighbourhoods.
Entertainment Events, shows and activities to experience the city.

Looking for a city break filled with art and culture?

Madrid brings together the Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums, alongside exhibitions, galleries and heritage to fill each day with new places to discover.
Do you like discovering a destination through its flavours?

Madrid takes you from cocido, callos and calamari sandwiches to its markets, traditional taverns and more contemporary gastronomic offerings.
Want to experience Madrid from the city centre?

Central Madrid puts you close to many of the city’s main attractions, making it easy to explore and enjoy Madrid at your own pace.

Culture, history and city life in Central Madrid

Central Madrid brings together some of the capital’s most iconic sights, along with an extensive choice of museums, heritage and characterful neighbourhoods. Explore the Paseo del Arte and visit the Prado, Reina Sofía or Thyssen-Bornemisza museums, discover the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor, stroll through Puerta del Sol and along Gran Vía, and find restaurants, markets and cultural attractions at every turn.

Beyond its major landmarks, Central Madrid invites you to experience the city: wander through its streets, discover different neighbourhoods, relax at a terrace, enjoy its restaurants and markets or find cultural events and entertainment throughout the year. An area where you can discover Madrid by combining must-see sights with the everyday life of the capital.

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Museums and Art

Madrid’s art, much more than museums

Madrid is home to some of the world’s great names in art and culture, with must-see collections and spaces that make the city a cultural destination.

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Visit

A city to explore on foot

From El Retiro to Madrid Río and the historic Austrias district, Madrid invites you to explore on foot, combining walks, culture and places steeped in history.

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Events

Madrid always has something on the calendar

Traditional festivals, music and cultural events keep Madrid buzzing throughout the year, offering another way to discover the city’s local side.

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What to eat

Flavours that tell Madrid’s story

Madrid’s gastronomy ranges from traditional local cuisine to tapas and vermouth on its terraces, not forgetting urban markets and fusion cuisine.

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How can I get around Madrid without a car?

Madrid’s extensive Metro network connects the city with the airport and IFEMA, while Cercanías trains provide easy access to the centre from surrounding towns and cities.
Can you see Madrid’s main sights on foot?

Central Madrid can be explored on foot: Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and the Prado are 5–10 minutes apart.
What is the best time of year to visit Madrid?

Madrid can be enjoyed all year round, with each season offering a different atmosphere for exploring its streets, enjoying its terraces and experiencing the city.
How many days do I need to enjoy Madrid?

Three or four days are enough to see Madrid’s must-see sights, but a longer stay lets you discover more neighbourhoods, museums and experiences.

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