Summer heat is overwhelming but it also awakens the yearning for cold soups such as salmorejo, ajoblanco and vichyssoise among others, which are not bad options at all. If you want to try a good salmorejo, a traditional soup from Córdoba, we recommend that you do so at Restaurante Ponzano, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
You have probably thought about getting a tattoo in the past and, who knows, maybe it’s time to get one now. You can find many tattoo parlours in Madrid to make your dream come true on your skin. One of them is Mao & Cathy, perhaps the most prestigious parlour in Madrid to get your first tattoo thanks to their experience (they were the first ones to open) and the fantastic work their artists do. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
‘Duchamp, Magritte, Dalí: Revolutionary Artists from the 20th century’ is the new exhibition held at a unique art gallery in Madrid: Gaviria Palace. The exhibition has a total of 180 works, loaned by the Museum of Israel, by these Surrealist artists who, in general, faithfully stuck to Figurativism, with levels of skill never reached since. Oscar Tusquets, Read full article
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Madrid’s selection of restaurants would blow anyone’s mind, but it is hard to find places which are pleasant and charming with tasty menus, which is why we bring you these recommendations below. We start at La Musa de Espronceda, on the pleasant Calle Santa Isabel, where for 20 euros per person you can enjoy a hefty tapas meal to share. Read full article
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The mountains around Madrid, known as Sierra de Madrid, are under one hour away from the Spanish capital, the ideal place to unwind for a few hours, forget about the urban hustle and bustle and relax in a natural setting. The formula is simple: fresh air, long walks, transparent brooks and a delicious steak from the area to recharge your batteries in any of the excellent restaurants scattered around the Guadarrama mountains, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Deportes, Madrid Ocio
Lent, a time for fasting, almsgiving and prayer, is a call for a frugal life, a way to bring Christians closer to the Passion which awaits Jesus Christ and, in some way, to enter a more spiritual dimension. But men and women cannot just live off this spirit and anything sweet is always welcome, such as torrijas, Read full article
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The National Archaeological Museum, known as MAN for its Spanish acronym, remains solemnly in the heart of Calle Serrano. Not as popular as the Prado or the Thyssen, this museum contains a lot of history from an archaeological point of view.
Since its expensive (in terms of time and money) renovation, MAN reopened with new energy and activities, Read full article
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