Rastro de Madrid
Sights
19
4
This authentic open air market comes to live every Sunday in the most popular and picturesque area of the old town, which is a must-see in it's own right, but undoubtedly better on sunny, crowded Sundays! You will find all types of products, varying for old furniture (vintage-seekers will love) to clothes, food and unimaginable stuff!
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Matadero Madrid
Cafes
11
4
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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Local Experience
One Day with a Local Guide in Madrid
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Duration
6 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish
Palacio de Cibeles
Sights
11
3
It's free to enter and the building is definitely worth visiting for it's interior alone. Other than the townhall, this magnificent palace also hosts the cultural hub CentroCentro, which offers galleries and events. Spend two euros and get and amazing view from the tower, and finish your visit off with a drink at the lounge-style rooftop terrace.
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Museo Sorolla
Museums & Galleries
9
4
Apart from being an oasis of peace and quiet in the bustling city, it is very intimate place. If you don't feel like walking around in a museum for hours on end but want to get to know Spanish art, then this is your destination. You can visit this small museum in an hour.
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Andén 0. Antigua Estación de Chamberí
Sights
8
3
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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Templo de Debod
Sights
11
5
This is a good place to find peace between exploring the busy streets and Plaza de España nearby. This original temple was a gift from the Egyptian state in 1968, after Spain helped Egypt preserve and save other temples along the Nile. From here you have a beautiful view to the Royal Palace, and it's one of the best places to watch the sunset.
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One Day with a Local Guide in Madrid
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Duration
6 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish
Azotea Círculo de Bellas Artes
Cafes
32
9
The view from here is a can't miss when visiting Madrid. Enjoy refreshments from the rooftop bar, and chill out in the big lounge style couches. You will find good space to move around, which makes it easier to find a perfect shot of the capital's skyline - with architectural highlights like Palacio de Cibeles and the Metropolis building.
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Caixa Forum
Museums & Galleries
8
2
Just the building itself is well worth a visit. Don't forgot to check out the staircase and the café on the top floor. The exhibitions tend to be of a very high standard and encompass architecture, cinema, beauty arts, visual arts, etc.
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Palacio de Cristal
Sights
13
2
The palace originally contained tropical plants from the Philippines, but is now used for exhibitions hosted by the popular art-museum Reina Sofia. Therefore you will happen to find abstract art under the beautiful dome, which is free to visit. Outside and around you can find buskers playing background music for this idyllic setting.
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Prado Pinacoteque
Sights
8
1
Because remember us the glorious Spain period.
El Prado is between the three more important museums in the world; got 3000 pictures, just 300 are in exhibition and between then there is one can't be seen any other place, you got it: is Velázquez, and from him Las Meninas is a lesson of style!
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Las Ventas Bullfighter Ring
Sights
4
2
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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Museo Reina Sofía
Museums & Galleries
3
1
Come her to see unique collections of the Spanish national icons Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, as well as other national and International art pieces. You can also visit the huge library of art, enjoy the view from the roof, or visit the two free exhibition spaces in the nearby Parque del Retiro; Palacio de Cristal and Palacio de Velázquez.
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Lázaro Galdiano Foundation
Museums & Galleries
3
1
Excellent Goya paintings among 4.800 artworks at first collected by José Lázaro Galdiano, businessman, journalist, publisher and one of the greatest art collectors in Spain. Make some time for the temporary exhibitions and relax in the garden!
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Museo del Traje
Museums & Galleries
2
2
Not over-crowed with the tourists, good option for those who are interested in another type of museums.
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C.C. Príncipe Pío
Museums & Galleries
3
1
Is just walking distance from the Royal Palace and beautifull back gardens... there may have a drink too while waiting for your friends'shopping :)
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