Looking for the ultimate Madrid travel guide to ensure you plan the best Spanish adventure and don’t miss anything good? You’ve landed in the perfect spot! Inhale the smell of tapas ...

These innovative food markets are popular social spaces in Madrid's Malasaña and Chueca neighborhoods. – Julienne C. Raboca Mercado de San Miguel, a market built of beautifully ornate glass and ...

Keep in mind that the neighborhoods are best traveled by foot – to fully absorb the local flavor – but Madrid's vast metro system provides relief should you grow fatigued. Accessible via Sol ...

Visiting Spain’s capital and eager to explore further afield? These charming towns and cities make perfect day trips from ...

Historic charm, flamenco, and some of the world's best ... Madrid's hop-on and hop-off buses. The buses feature panoramic rooftops that allow you to view the city in comfort, while a tour guide ...

Take a photo next to the statue of a bear jumping up at an arbutus tree, which is the symbol of Madrid. For more recommendations on the best free things to do, see our guide. Mercado de San Miguel ...

Our destination expert gives the lowdown on the city's very best bars, from the ultra-traditional to the quirky and cool. Madrid’s most ... Let the barmen guide you through the creative drinks ...

Even for the most seasoned shoppers, Madrid can be astounding when it comes to shopping. When there are so many options, all you need to do is to cut it down to the best stores and areas to fill ...

All the essential Madrid ... guide! Hear the history of... Housed in a gigantic neo-classical building begun by Juan de Villanueva for King Carlos III in 1785, the Prado is Madrid's best-known ...