Matadero Madrid
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Great concerts and festivals, open air spaces and trendy bars, astonishing theatre plays, amazing exhibitions, excellent cinema programs, vibrant design and music centers...all this and more in a huge space that gathers a dozen buildings serving as a good example of Madrid's new architecture dealing with recycled and pre-existing elements.
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Madrid Río Park
Fun & Active
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This park is a green oasis in Madrid's concrete jungle. Get off at Principe Pío metro station and walk along the river until you get to Legazpi metro station. On your way you'll enjoy nice views of the Royal Palace. For the football fans: as you walk along the river you'll pass by the Calderón stadium, home to the Atlético de Madrid football club.
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Local Experience
Running tour (6k) - Must see Madrid - Sol, Plaza Mayor, Prado and more
Prices from
35
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Duration
1.5 h
Languages
English, Swedish
Local Experience
Running tour (6k) - Must see Madrid - Sol, Plaza Mayor, Prado and more
Prices from
35
EUR
Duration
1.5 h
Languages
English, Swedish
Such a Buildings!
Fun & Active
4
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Is like a travel through different cultures and periods... seems to be many cities inside just one
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Atocha trainstation
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The Atocha building is beautiful seen from the outside, but the real wonder hides inside. A minor rainforest, with full-size palmtrees stretching their leafs towards the roof covering the giant hall. A spectacular contrast to all the iron and the marketstalls underneath. You will also find a small pond crowded with hundreds of turtles.
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Yelmo Cines Ideal 3D
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There are plenty of reasons why this should be your favourite cinema. Firstly, it's only a stone's throw away from Sol square. Secondly, 3D films don't cost more than 2D films. Last but not least, on Wednesday films are half price!
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Rastro Flee Market
Food & Supplies
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Have in mind is only till 3pm Sundays morning even when raining (many of the stores are covered then) and... take care with the pick pockets.
Go from Embajadores to La Latina, best area this one, where enjoy tapas/wines; by Ribera de Curtidores Street mainly.
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Parque del Retiro
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This is a must when you visit Madrid. Whether it's to soak up the sun, to take in the colours of the fall, to feel the melancholy of winter or the joy of spring. At the northern end of the park you can't miss the huge boating lake, where you can enjoy the monument to King Alfonso XII from the water. The Crystal Palace nearby is also worth visiting.
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Cines Princesa
Fun & Active
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Cines Princesa is a part of Cines Renoir, that offers movies in both the original languages and Spanish. More than just the classic blockusters, the main focus is on cultural movies from different countries. A good experience whether you want to find movies in English or practice your Spanish.
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Parque Juan Carlos I
Fun & Active
7
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Put on your best shoes and take the metro here (Campo de las Naciones). This park covers 160 hectares, and offers a wide range of walks between natural beauty, playgrounds and giant abstract sculptures. Bike hire is free as well as you can catch a small 'train' around the park, if your feet are sore. Check the information points for more info.
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Andén 0. Antigua Estación de Chamberí
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It was part of the first Madrilenian subway line, opened in 1919. It had to be closed at the beginning of the 60's, because the Metro Company decide to add more wagons to their trains and it was impossible to enlarge this station. Has been closed until 2008, that has been re-opened as a museum.
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Palacio de Hielo
Shopping
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The ice rink is open from mid-September to the end of May, and if you love skating or travel with kids, this is a great chance for some active entertainment. The arena is used for figure skating classes and curling as well as public skating, and is directly connected with the shopping-complex. Skates can be rented in the rink.
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Zoo Aquarium de Madrid
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Lions, bears, giraffes, rhinos and many more. They're all here in this huge animal park hosting more than 500 different species. From tiny insects to big sharks. Shows with dolphins and majestic birds are very popular, and the aquarium-part of the park is spectacular. A great day out for the family.
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Faunia
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If you are travelling with kids, this is the perfect day out in Madrid. Located within the reach of the metro, this is a family-friendly and highly entertaining animal park for all ages. Watch the sealions perform in their arena, see the colourful parrots enjoy the tropical rain, or try to make the giant butterfly land on your head.
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Las Ventas Bullfighter Ring
Fun & Active
4
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The Las Ventas Bullfighter Ring museums explain all about Bullfighter men (just once tried a woman...) and how Corridas and Las Ventas itself began...
Las Ventas meaning is Market, a Bulls one, and are the most demanding public and so only the most rewarded Bullfighter men, Toreros, go here.
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Nave de Motores Metro de Madrid
Fun & Active
3
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Although it smells a little bit greasy, this visit is quite special, because you can learn more about the main public mean of transport, and it's very related with Madrilenian history. This center was useful also to provide energy to a part of the city during the Spanish Civil War. It was closed in the 70's and re-opened as a museum in 2008.
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