Some say that only places by the sea are the right places to eat fresh fish and seafood. However, they ignore an invention called MercaMadrid and logistic services that are increasing in speed and efficiency. These are responsible for the existence of places like Orio, where oysters are the stars on the menu, with the permission from the Basque-style pintxos. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
Somewhat away from the city centre but with good metro communications (Avenida de América metro, Calle Padre Jesús Ordóñez, 12), Yamate is a restaurant that will not thrill you with its decoration but rather because you can reserve a private tatami, ideal for eating in true Japanese style with your group of friends. They have a wide range of hot and cold dishes, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
One of the biggest pleasures of summer in Madrid is to notice how temperatures go down at night and you can enjoy doing things outdoors. An alternative to drinking on bar terraces is enjoying the different options of open-air cinemas that Madrid offers during this season.
At La Casa Encendida, very close from the excellent location of our accesible hotel in Madrid, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Cultura
Barely ten years ago, Legazpi, a few stops from Puerta del Sol on Line 3 of the metro, had no other attraction than that of being a working-class district with a large immigrant population. Today, without having lost its character, it is the home of a cultural landmark that is bringing the area to life: Matadero Madrid. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Conciertos, Madrid Cultura, Sin categoría
It is the city’s most important getaway and leisure option and, since its creation four years ago, it has become a favourite place for locals. You can get here in just a few metro stops, whether it is from Legazpi, Pirámides or Príncipe Pío, although one of the best ways of getting there is by bicycle, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
Velázquez made Madrid’s sky famous, a considerable feat taking into account that back then you could not get as close to it as you can today. We propose a series of high viewpoints so you can enjoy Madrid from a birds-eye view.
The Faro de Moncloa is a transmission tower that rises 300 feet (92 m.) into the air, Read full article
Categories: tourism
