The cold weather is coming – although it has been a long time coming this year – and we are in the mood for hot dishes, the kind that give off a promising aroma of smoke. As well as the stews and soups we’ve talked about in the past, there are other dishes that should not be missed, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
If there is one thing that makes Spanish gastronomy stand out, it is its variety. An in this variety, you will find some very tasty dishes that make eating out even more of a pleasure.
The benefits of the Mediterranean diet are well known. Spain is rich in agricultural produce, so the accompaniment to any meal, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
There are only three months left to celebrate Warner Park’s 20th anniversary. Yes, because this spring, which passed almost unnoticed, it celebrated this milestone. But as Carlos Gardel said, 20 years is nothing, because it feels like Warner Park has been in Madrid all its life.
It opened in 2002 with an entertainment offer that caused great expectation and that complemented the amusement park that already occupied an important place in family entertainment, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
September marks the end of summer and the city of Madrid is gradually waking up from the lethargy of August. The streets are filling up, the traffic is slowly returning, and everything is going back to normal.
Autumn is making an appearance with the early sunsets and the usual traditions are getting ready to begin. One of these traditions are chestnut stalls. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Turismo
The heat waves have taken their toll on the city of Madrid. The month of July saw fans, hats, water bottles, portable mini fans, etc., being used as a way to endure the tough conditions for tourism in a city that seems to trap the heat.
Visiting museums during the hottest hours of the day was an increasingly common practice, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Turismo
Cities change and evolve, and sometimes it is difficult to rediscover the splendour of former venues that have become a legacy for the nostalgic.
We recently heard the news that the Conde Duque cinemas in Chamberí are closing. This is sad news for all lovers of the seventh art and for those who shunned modern cinemas, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Cultura
Stranger Things descended on Madrid’s Gran Vía once again, as it did the summer before the pandemic, and, as expected, it enjoyed huge success throughout the exhibition, which lasted until 31 July.
The Espacio Fundación Telefónica was once again the venue for this event, which became famous for the queues of fans stretching for kilometres. According to the organisers, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
