• Welcome

    - Newcomers should be sure to try out the variety of tapas (traditional recipes in small protions) on Plaza Mayor.

    - Fashion victims will be thrilled by the Salamanca district, while culture-vultures would be better off in the Chueca area with its avant-guard art galleries; Cuatro Caminos and the Rastro on the other hand are ideal if you are looking for a real bargain…

    - Madrid has the most planted trees in the world, after Tokyo, and many are drawn to this green city for its numerous parks and gardens (from the very popular Retiro Park to the less known El Capricho or Royal Botanical Gardens).

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  • See, visit, discover…

    Discover the rich collections of the Art Triangle: seven centuries of painting at the Thyssen-Bornemisza; an art history panorama, from Tiziano Vecellio to Goya, at the Prado museum; and the works of Dali and Miro at the Reina Sofia Museum.

    Admire the gigantic but beautifully crafted Palacio Real, a stunning edifice… 

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  • Tips from Accorhotels.com

    - When to visit?
    The spring (and in particular during the celebration of patron saint San Isidro) and autumn seasons are some of the most pleasant times to visit Madrid.

    - How to get around?
    The metro and tramway networks are practical and efficient, and you won’t ever have to walk very far. There are over 16 000 taxis in the city; you will recognize them thanks to the red diagonal stripe across their doors.

    - Good deals:
    The Madrid Card and Madrid Card Cultura will give you access to all the tourist sites in the city including museums and monuments and a few guided tours.

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