Madrid’s cable car started operating in the late 60s and since then many children and not really children have been enjoying this trips in the sky. Each route is almost 2,5km long and takes 11 minutes, transporting people from Paseo de Pintor Rosales to Casa de Campo. What can you Read more…
There is no doubt that in the Chueca neighbourhood the gastronomic and leisure offer is wide, but in summer the terraces are a main attraction, not only on the streets but in this case also in a rooftop. The Room Mate Oscar Hotel has a terrace with panoramic views and a Read more…
The lake of the Retiro Park is more than just a pretty scenery, is a privileged place to boating in Madrid, to relax, to do something different, to demonstrate our sailing skills, to sunbathe, to pursue ducks, to play at being pirates … Retiro Lake The “Big Pond” already existed Read more…
The Palace of Comunications, also know as Cibeles Palace, is a beautiful building that is often used as the symbol of the city of Madrid. The building is nowadays the City-Hall and a cultural center where you can visit different exhibitions. It is located in the Prado Boulevard, surrounded by Read more…
The Real Madrid Stadium is the Santiago Bernabeu, build in 1947, with capacity for more than 80,000 people. The Real Madrid Football team was founded on 1902, and since then it has win 10 European Champions Leagues and 32 National Leagues. You will visit during your Real Madrid Tour: Stadium Read more…
The LGBT demonstration and festival takes place every year in the Chueca neighbourhood. Parades, concerts, sports, expositions … Everything decorated with colours, lights, music and a lots of fun and laughs! For 2014 the big parade would take place on the 5th of July from Atocha (18:00) to Cibeles. Good Read more…
The Book Fair of Madrid is, since 1933, is a major cultural event in Madrid. This year, with 353 stands, we will have thousands of books to take a look at! Furthermore it is located in the Retiro Park so we’ll had a great place to relax after the walk. Read more…
The Royal Palace belongs to National Trust and, although it is still the official residence of the kings, they do not live here and the palace can be visited. Its location is exceptional, the valley of the Manzanares and the Campo del Moro to the West, the Plaza de Oriente Read more…