This time round, the first long weekend will have to wait until December because the Almudena, the day of the patron saint of the city of Madrid, also falls on Saturday. The same occurs with the first holiday once the schools reopen: the 12th of October.
Specifically, the 12th October falls on a Saturday this year. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
Real Madrid began the season with work in progress at their home base. In fact, the club had even planned to play away for the first three fixtures, although ultimately this didn’t happen. In any case, the refurbishment being carried out at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is on such a scale that it would have been worth it. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Deportes
Madrid has a lot of things you can do with children. There are workshops and restaurants with play areas, but one thing stands out above all others for kids, and that is Warner Park.
September is one of the best months to visit as temperatures begin to fall and you can get around easier with less crowds. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
Animals are also becoming increasingly more visible in our daily lives. Over recent years they have also acquired their own “citizens’ rights” and can now travel on public transport with their owners. Obviously they have to stick to a few rules to make sure they don’t annoy other travellers. Travelling in the last coach on the metro or having to wear a muzzle are some of 
the requirements owners try hard to comply with so that they can also use the metro network without annoying other travellers. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
The summer is so hot that anyone that visits the city has to constantly cool off with a cold drink or an ice cream to combat the high temperatures and heat waves.
This post list some of the best ice cream parlours in the city, suggesting 7 of them as places to visit every day of the week and cool off during your stay in Madrid:
Categories: Madrid Ocio
In spite of the heat from the streets, Madrid in August is full of things to do , from the Summers in the Villa, the La Paloma festival or La Melonera at the start of September. The city never sleeps and boredom never raises its head.
One of the best ways to beat the heat is with an ice cream, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Noche
Summer arrived with a bang with a heat wave in the first weeks, resulting in orange health warnings across most of Spain, including Madrid. Although it’s normal to be hot in the summer, it’s not so normal for the temperatures to rise so suddenly when we’re only just packing away our spring wardrobe.
It’s true that everyone has a different level of resistance to heat and when it comes to tourism, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Turismo
